The Dramatic Censor: Or, Critical Companion ...J. Bell, 1770 - 80 oldal |
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4. oldal
... muft rather vindicate than cenfure him ; there is little , if any dishonesty in stealing jewels merely to ornament the juft owner ; befides it fhews what Cibber was never accufed of , modefty , - by avoiding ftudiously the infertion of ...
... muft rather vindicate than cenfure him ; there is little , if any dishonesty in stealing jewels merely to ornament the juft owner ; befides it fhews what Cibber was never accufed of , modefty , - by avoiding ftudiously the infertion of ...
14. oldal
... muft condemn thofe lines , in the laft speech of the fourth act , tho ' the thought is really fine , that fpeak of the fever - worn wretch : they are gene nerally omitted , but more , I believe , to relieve the actor's utterance , than ...
... muft condemn thofe lines , in the laft speech of the fourth act , tho ' the thought is really fine , that fpeak of the fever - worn wretch : they are gene nerally omitted , but more , I believe , to relieve the actor's utterance , than ...
235. oldal
... muft deem him as unfeafoned a hero as ever gave name to a dramatic piece ; fome interviews with his mother are , in refpect of the uneffential fecrecy preferved , ridiculous ; and throughout the piece , he feems too much an en- gine of ...
... muft deem him as unfeafoned a hero as ever gave name to a dramatic piece ; fome interviews with his mother are , in refpect of the uneffential fecrecy preferved , ridiculous ; and throughout the piece , he feems too much an en- gine of ...
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