The Dramatic Censor: Or, Critical Companion ...J. Bell, 1770 - 80 psl. |
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... fituation of Sir John and Lovewell through fo long a fcene , might , and undoubtedly fhould have been avoided ; for though Sir John's explanation affords fome little grounds for action in Lovewell , when he finds the baronet's affection ...
... fituation of Sir John and Lovewell through fo long a fcene , might , and undoubtedly fhould have been avoided ; for though Sir John's explanation affords fome little grounds for action in Lovewell , when he finds the baronet's affection ...
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... fit for an affectionate fifter's ear . Lucius coming on , gives an account of Cato's pleasant fituation in his fleep , which we think rather too close upon Cato's exit , for him to fall afleep , and Lucius to watch him fo minutely as he ...
... fit for an affectionate fifter's ear . Lucius coming on , gives an account of Cato's pleasant fituation in his fleep , which we think rather too close upon Cato's exit , for him to fall afleep , and Lucius to watch him fo minutely as he ...
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... fituation ; howe- ver , from appearance , he judges them to be the perfons he seeks for ; upon being confirmed in this opinion , he prefents a bloody napkin to Rofa- lind , and Orlando's excufe for not coming accord- ing to appointment ...
... fituation ; howe- ver , from appearance , he judges them to be the perfons he seeks for ; upon being confirmed in this opinion , he prefents a bloody napkin to Rofa- lind , and Orlando's excufe for not coming accord- ing to appointment ...
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