The Dramatic Censor: Or, Critical Companion ...J. Bell, 1770 |
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44. oldal
... mention of going to church immediately after fuch a converfation , is I believe not at all unnatural in a fine lady . The fhort enfuing scene is of very little confe- quence except containing fome very juft and keen remarks upon the ...
... mention of going to church immediately after fuch a converfation , is I believe not at all unnatural in a fine lady . The fhort enfuing scene is of very little confe- quence except containing fome very juft and keen remarks upon the ...
315. oldal
... mention is made of Aquilina , Pierre finks much in our esteem ; wherefore the mode of reprefentation , by omitting all thofe paffages , does our author a piece of juftice he should have done himself . There is a great degree of dramatic ...
... mention is made of Aquilina , Pierre finks much in our esteem ; wherefore the mode of reprefentation , by omitting all thofe paffages , does our author a piece of juftice he should have done himself . There is a great degree of dramatic ...
460. oldal
... , on account of the affection Celia , Duke Frederic's daughter , bears her , does not go into exile with him ; upon Charles's mention . As you Like it . mention that he hears 460 The DRAMATIC CENSOR . AS You LIKE It. ...
... , on account of the affection Celia , Duke Frederic's daughter , bears her , does not go into exile with him ; upon Charles's mention . As you Like it . mention that he hears 460 The DRAMATIC CENSOR . AS You LIKE It. ...
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