The Dramatic Censor: Or, Critical Companion, Band 1B. Blom, 1972 - 979 Seiten |
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... respect- able and ferviceable fet of gentlemen have forced it from us . Dorinda's information that Archer probably is a companion of my lord's in difguife , rather palli- ates her fister's favourable difpofition towards him ; but Mrs ...
... respect- able and ferviceable fet of gentlemen have forced it from us . Dorinda's information that Archer probably is a companion of my lord's in difguife , rather palli- ates her fister's favourable difpofition towards him ; but Mrs ...
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... respect of Mrs. LESSINGHAM , who per- forms it at Covent - garden , we wish her a better income off the stage than fhe makes on it ; and fhould be very glad to see Mrs. BULKLEY fill up her prefent caft ; which , tho ' confined , is of ...
... respect of Mrs. LESSINGHAM , who per- forms it at Covent - garden , we wish her a better income off the stage than fhe makes on it ; and fhould be very glad to see Mrs. BULKLEY fill up her prefent caft ; which , tho ' confined , is of ...
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... respect to the audience ; Macheath's endeavouring to footh her into a good humour that they may ferve his particular purpose , though ungenerous , is polite and in character ; the words which Lucy fpeaks at go- ing off , " I long to be ...
... respect to the audience ; Macheath's endeavouring to footh her into a good humour that they may ferve his particular purpose , though ungenerous , is polite and in character ; the words which Lucy fpeaks at go- ing off , " I long to be ...
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