The Dramatic Censor: Or, Critical Companion ...J. Bell, 1770 |
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... fentiments , and many pernicious characters are placed in too fair a point of view ; to develope vice from this poetical masquerade ; to ftrip off the ferpent's fhining coat , and to fhew the poison which lurks within , is the DRAMATIC ...
... fentiments , and many pernicious characters are placed in too fair a point of view ; to develope vice from this poetical masquerade ; to ftrip off the ferpent's fhining coat , and to fhew the poison which lurks within , is the DRAMATIC ...
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... fentiments , lan- guage conduct - himself alone ; however hifto- rical ton admits doubts of that monarch's perfo- waliormity , it was certainly well judged to make , his external appearance , on the ftage , emblematic of his mind ; and ...
... fentiments , lan- guage conduct - himself alone ; however hifto- rical ton admits doubts of that monarch's perfo- waliormity , it was certainly well judged to make , his external appearance , on the ftage , emblematic of his mind ; and ...
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... fentiments and verfification of this tragedy are rather familiarly - nervous , than flowing and affluent ; however , the language all through is uniformly characteristic , unless we object to a perfon in in Henry's fituation ftepping ...
... fentiments and verfification of this tragedy are rather familiarly - nervous , than flowing and affluent ; however , the language all through is uniformly characteristic , unless we object to a perfon in in Henry's fituation ftepping ...
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... fentiment in the whole character of Hamlet , nor indeed any other more worthy a good heart and great mind , than his reply to Polonius ; who fays , he will ufe the Players as they deferve . " " Much better - ufe every man according to ...
... fentiment in the whole character of Hamlet , nor indeed any other more worthy a good heart and great mind , than his reply to Polonius ; who fays , he will ufe the Players as they deferve . " " Much better - ufe every man according to ...
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... fentiments more fuitable to an affaffin of the bafeft kind , than a virtuous prince and a feel- ing man . ; In that excellent fcene of the clofet where the Prince fo beautifully and fo powerfully remonstrates to his mother upon her ...
... fentiments more fuitable to an affaffin of the bafeft kind , than a virtuous prince and a feel- ing man . ; In that excellent fcene of the clofet where the Prince fo beautifully and fo powerfully remonstrates to his mother upon her ...
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