The Dramatic Censor: Or, Critical Companion ...J. Bell, 1770 - 80 oldal |
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168. oldal
... humour moft happily hit off in performance ; the character owes its commanding influence much more to features happily laughable , and expreffion truly comic , than the writer's genius ; and without exaggeration it may be faid that Mr ...
... humour moft happily hit off in performance ; the character owes its commanding influence much more to features happily laughable , and expreffion truly comic , than the writer's genius ; and without exaggeration it may be faid that Mr ...
214. oldal
... humour- Mrs. CLIVE looked and spoke many of the paffages , particular- ly those where contempt is thrown upon Sir Francis , with a very eminent degree of merit , in which fhe is closely traced by Mrs. GREEN ; nor does Mrs. PITT fall far ...
... humour- Mrs. CLIVE looked and spoke many of the paffages , particular- ly those where contempt is thrown upon Sir Francis , with a very eminent degree of merit , in which fhe is closely traced by Mrs. GREEN ; nor does Mrs. PITT fall far ...
392. oldal
... humour to support , or incident to gratify the fufpence aimed at : the plot is found- ed upon a most pitiful device , and unravelled poorly . We find that the author feems unacquainted with ca- nonical hours , which are precisely ...
... humour to support , or incident to gratify the fufpence aimed at : the plot is found- ed upon a most pitiful device , and unravelled poorly . We find that the author feems unacquainted with ca- nonical hours , which are precisely ...
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