The Dramatic Censor: Or, Critical Companion, Band 1B. Blom, 1972 - 979 Seiten |
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Or, Critical Companion Francis Gentleman. The MERCHANT of VENICE . Written by SHAKESPEARE . WE have neither affixed the stile of tragedy , comedy , nor that of the mingled fpecies to this piece , because it does not ... VENICE. ...
Or, Critical Companion Francis Gentleman. The MERCHANT of VENICE . Written by SHAKESPEARE . WE have neither affixed the stile of tragedy , comedy , nor that of the mingled fpecies to this piece , because it does not ... VENICE. ...
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... Venice , by Lord Landfdown , who has taken pains to preserve regularity ; yet in fo doing , like other alterers , has greatly enervated the piece he meant to improve : our author has as few fuper- fluities , or cenfurable paffages , in ...
... Venice , by Lord Landfdown , who has taken pains to preserve regularity ; yet in fo doing , like other alterers , has greatly enervated the piece he meant to improve : our author has as few fuper- fluities , or cenfurable paffages , in ...
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Or, Critical Companion Francis Gentleman. Venice Preferved . borders of diftraction , when Belvidera appears , who , conscious of the dagger fhe has planted in her huf- band's heart , fears to fee him , yet has ... Venice Preferved. ...
Or, Critical Companion Francis Gentleman. Venice Preferved . borders of diftraction , when Belvidera appears , who , conscious of the dagger fhe has planted in her huf- band's heart , fears to fee him , yet has ... Venice Preferved. ...
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