The Dramatic Censor: Or, Critical Companion ...J. Bell, 1770 |
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... feems no more than a juft confequence of that unpardonable vanity which led her into fuch an unnatural connection . Buckingham's illuftration of the method used by him to work on the citizens , and his treat- ment of them when they ...
... feems no more than a juft confequence of that unpardonable vanity which led her into fuch an unnatural connection . Buckingham's illuftration of the method used by him to work on the citizens , and his treat- ment of them when they ...
Σελίδα 15
... feems , ufed by his mother , are a happy commencement of his character . Laertes's foliciting leave to travel feems merely cal- culated 3 " culated to keep him out of the way , and The DRAMATIC CENSOR . HAMLET. ...
... feems , ufed by his mother , are a happy commencement of his character . Laertes's foliciting leave to travel feems merely cal- culated 3 " culated to keep him out of the way , and The DRAMATIC CENSOR . HAMLET. ...
Σελίδα 20
... feems to me a fteril pro- " montary ; this moft excellent canopy the air , this majestical roof fretted with golden fire ; why it ap- " 6 66 pears to me nothing but a foul and peftilental con- gregation of vapours : What a piece of work ...
... feems to me a fteril pro- " montary ; this moft excellent canopy the air , this majestical roof fretted with golden fire ; why it ap- " 6 66 pears to me nothing but a foul and peftilental con- gregation of vapours : What a piece of work ...
Σελίδα 23
... feems to have had great regard to the capital characters both as to strength and variety ; the feigned madness in this piece tends greatly to the latter , and gives much scope , particularly in this scene , for powerful action - the ...
... feems to have had great regard to the capital characters both as to strength and variety ; the feigned madness in this piece tends greatly to the latter , and gives much scope , particularly in this scene , for powerful action - the ...
Σελίδα 25
... feems to hold the matter light : Thou wretched , rafh , intruding fool , farewel , I took thee for thy betters , take thy fortune ; Thou findft to be too busy is fome danger . In the conclufive fpeech of the act , ' tis true he seems to ...
... feems to hold the matter light : Thou wretched , rafh , intruding fool , farewel , I took thee for thy betters , take thy fortune ; Thou findft to be too busy is fome danger . In the conclufive fpeech of the act , ' tis true he seems to ...
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