The Dramatic Censor: Or, Critical Companion, Band 1B. Blom, 1972 - 979 Seiten |
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... expression peculiarly forcible , of action , look , and utterance , even fo far as to make the hearts of spectators fhrink , and to thri their blood ; indeed , every affiftance from externals is given the actor , fuch as daggers ...
... expression peculiarly forcible , of action , look , and utterance , even fo far as to make the hearts of spectators fhrink , and to thri their blood ; indeed , every affiftance from externals is given the actor , fuch as daggers ...
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... expression truly comic , than the writer's genius ; and without exaggeration it may be faid that Mr. SHUTER , in this whimsical justice , must have force enough to dilate even the rigid mufcles of methodism ; if it was poffible to ...
... expression truly comic , than the writer's genius ; and without exaggeration it may be faid that Mr. SHUTER , in this whimsical justice , must have force enough to dilate even the rigid mufcles of methodism ; if it was poffible to ...
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... expression , and extravagance of action into the affumed madness : Mr. SMITH and RED- DISH ( particularly the latter ) give confiderable pleasure at present , and , we think upon juft principles ; the former , however , is injured as a ...
... expression , and extravagance of action into the affumed madness : Mr. SMITH and RED- DISH ( particularly the latter ) give confiderable pleasure at present , and , we think upon juft principles ; the former , however , is injured as a ...
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