Memoirs of Miss O'Neill: Containing Her Public Character, Private Life, and Dramatic Progress, from Her Entrance Upon the Stage;...D. Cox, 1816 - 100 páginas |
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... nature . A Shakspeare could not personate the superior por- traits his pen delineated , nor a Garrick use the pencil of a Shakspeare , though he gave such bril- liant and striking effect to his characters . Nature , therefore , bestows ...
... nature . A Shakspeare could not personate the superior por- traits his pen delineated , nor a Garrick use the pencil of a Shakspeare , though he gave such bril- liant and striking effect to his characters . Nature , therefore , bestows ...
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... to experience on so momentous an event , all the natural timidity so con- genial to a delicate and feeling mind — such , as it is acknowledged , Miss O'Neill possesses . The night fixed for her first representation , as might 10 MEMOIRS OF.
... to experience on so momentous an event , all the natural timidity so con- genial to a delicate and feeling mind — such , as it is acknowledged , Miss O'Neill possesses . The night fixed for her first representation , as might 10 MEMOIRS OF.
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... nature , nor Juliet's elevated rank justifies ; but the performance of our Heroine amply contradicts this censure , and gives a pattern of honourable frankness , which we fear exists only on the stage . The account of Tybalt's death ...
... nature , nor Juliet's elevated rank justifies ; but the performance of our Heroine amply contradicts this censure , and gives a pattern of honourable frankness , which we fear exists only on the stage . The account of Tybalt's death ...
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... nature , and in the following fine soliloquy before she swallows the Friar's draught , she displays in the strongest colours the influence of the varying con- tending passions that distract her mind . The conclusion on taking the drug ...
... nature , and in the following fine soliloquy before she swallows the Friar's draught , she displays in the strongest colours the influence of the varying con- tending passions that distract her mind . The conclusion on taking the drug ...
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... Nature pleads in vain ; children must be wretched . Jul . O , my breaking heart ! Rom . She is my wife , our hearts are twined together , - Capulet , forbear ; -Paris , loose your hold ; — Pull not our heart - strings thus ; -they crack ...
... Nature pleads in vain ; children must be wretched . Jul . O , my breaking heart ! Rom . She is my wife , our hearts are twined together , - Capulet , forbear ; -Paris , loose your hold ; — Pull not our heart - strings thus ; -they crack ...
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