The Dramatic Censor: Or, Critical Companion ...J. Bell, 1770 |
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144. oldal
... first line feems unnecessary to proclaim a grofs breach of time , and next as those which come after exhibit a nauseous allufion . ' Tis not a year or two fhews us a man , They are all but stomach , and we are all but food ; They eat us ...
... first line feems unnecessary to proclaim a grofs breach of time , and next as those which come after exhibit a nauseous allufion . ' Tis not a year or two fhews us a man , They are all but stomach , and we are all but food ; They eat us ...
189. oldal
... first scene , description of the Apothecary , & c . fifth act - Mr . BARRY first part of the tomb scene , and Mr. GAR- RICK from where the poifon operates to the end . Having feen this play three times at each house , during the ...
... first scene , description of the Apothecary , & c . fifth act - Mr . BARRY first part of the tomb scene , and Mr. GAR- RICK from where the poifon operates to the end . Having feen this play three times at each house , during the ...
376. oldal
... first actress , whether fit for her or no ; delicacy of figure , and tenderness of expreffion , are all the requifites which feem neceflary for her ; Mrs. CIBBER was no doubt very pleafing , but during our remembrance too much of the wo ...
... first actress , whether fit for her or no ; delicacy of figure , and tenderness of expreffion , are all the requifites which feem neceflary for her ; Mrs. CIBBER was no doubt very pleafing , but during our remembrance too much of the wo ...
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