The Polyanthos, 4 tomasJ. T. Buckingham, 1807 |
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... Fennell ) , and well proportioned in his body and limbs . Nor were we without a de- gree of surprise , at the ease with which he assumed the step and air of a buskined hero . His face is in- , clining to round rather than oval ; his ...
... Fennell ) , and well proportioned in his body and limbs . Nor were we without a de- gree of surprise , at the ease with which he assumed the step and air of a buskined hero . His face is in- , clining to round rather than oval ; his ...
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THE POLYANTHOS . MARCH , 1807 . MEMOIRS OF MR . FENNELL : Speak of me as I am . ' HE Drama , from its first institution to TH the present time , though generally al- lowed to be favourable to the interests of liter- ature and morality ...
THE POLYANTHOS . MARCH , 1807 . MEMOIRS OF MR . FENNELL : Speak of me as I am . ' HE Drama , from its first institution to TH the present time , though generally al- lowed to be favourable to the interests of liter- ature and morality ...
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... FENNELL was born in London , De 11 , 1766. His father , who is still livi , iz in the Navy Pay - Office . He received the t rudiments of his education under the Revod Mr. French , at Bow , near London . He was afterwards placed at Eton ...
... FENNELL was born in London , De 11 , 1766. His father , who is still livi , iz in the Navy Pay - Office . He received the t rudiments of his education under the Revod Mr. French , at Bow , near London . He was afterwards placed at Eton ...
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... Fennell , requesting the fulfilment of a conditional engagement previously made with him , --- That if he should determine to follow the profession , he would enlist under Mr. Jackson in preference to any other manager . The flattering ...
... Fennell , requesting the fulfilment of a conditional engagement previously made with him , --- That if he should determine to follow the profession , he would enlist under Mr. Jackson in preference to any other manager . The flattering ...
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... Fennell , which was refused . The temptation was then held out to Mr. Fennell , who perhaps might have yielded to it , but for the advice of a friend , Mr. Smith of Covent - Garden theatre . gentleman , on being consulted by Mr. Fennell ...
... Fennell , which was refused . The temptation was then held out to Mr. Fennell , who perhaps might have yielded to it , but for the advice of a friend , Mr. Smith of Covent - Garden theatre . gentleman , on being consulted by Mr. Fennell ...
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