The Dramatic Censor: Or, Critical Companion ...J. Bell, 1770 |
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83. oldal
... whole of that speech which begins " Two truths are told , " & c . notwith- standing somewhat like palliation is offered in two or three lines ; indeed his conclufion feems to banish what he beautifully ftiles fantaftical murther ; but ...
... whole of that speech which begins " Two truths are told , " & c . notwith- standing somewhat like palliation is offered in two or three lines ; indeed his conclufion feems to banish what he beautifully ftiles fantaftical murther ; but ...
84. oldal
... whole family , in return for being loaded with honours by royal favour ; and at the very in- ftant , when this unfufpecting monarch , and friend places himself upon his hofpitable reception ; if this does not prove Macbeth an exception ...
... whole family , in return for being loaded with honours by royal favour ; and at the very in- ftant , when this unfufpecting monarch , and friend places himself upon his hofpitable reception ; if this does not prove Macbeth an exception ...
149. oldal
... whole in one fpeech after Othello's death . This tragedy , upon the whole , contains many paf- fages fublimely beautiful ; a number very trifling , fome abfurd , and too many licentious , we mean as written by Shakespeare - except ...
... whole in one fpeech after Othello's death . This tragedy , upon the whole , contains many paf- fages fublimely beautiful ; a number very trifling , fome abfurd , and too many licentious , we mean as written by Shakespeare - except ...
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