Dramatic Micellanies [sic]: Consisting of Critical Observations on Several Plays of Shakspeare: with a Review of His Principal Characters, and Those of Various Eminent Writers, as Represented by Mr. Garrick, and Other Celebrated Comedians. ... By Thomas Davies, ... In Three Volumes. ...author, and sold at his shop, 1783 - 2 psl. |
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... Johnson and Stee- vens . B. Fonfon and Fletcher . Shak- Speare's Superior knowledge of nature and the qualities of his auditors . Fonfon not a- verfe to mirth in tragedy . His Sejanus and Catiline . Condition of phyficians in England ...
... Johnson and Stee- vens . B. Fonfon and Fletcher . Shak- Speare's Superior knowledge of nature and the qualities of his auditors . Fonfon not a- verfe to mirth in tragedy . His Sejanus and Catiline . Condition of phyficians in England ...
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... and the writers of the age : →→→→→→→ where , pray ? Dr. Johnson rejects his . -- but ming , but cannot preferve the original word , wing ming , ALL's WELL THAT ENDS WELL . 15 could not help declaring, that he loved ...
... and the writers of the age : →→→→→→→ where , pray ? Dr. Johnson rejects his . -- but ming , but cannot preferve the original word , wing ming , ALL's WELL THAT ENDS WELL . 15 could not help declaring, that he loved ...
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... Johnson , that thefe lines are not without obfcurity ; but our great poet's conceptions were fo quick , that he very often did not allow himself time to give them proper clothing . In this paffage , Shakspeare gives only the feelings of ...
... Johnson , that thefe lines are not without obfcurity ; but our great poet's conceptions were fo quick , that he very often did not allow himself time to give them proper clothing . In this paffage , Shakspeare gives only the feelings of ...
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... Johnson .--- Helen's ring .--- Queen Elizabeth and the Earl of Essex . -10 Act . II . Scene I. King and Lafeu . LAFE U. Pardon , my lord , for me and for my tidings . KING . I'll fee thee to ftand ыр . LAFEU . LAFE U. Then here's a man ...
... Johnson .--- Helen's ring .--- Queen Elizabeth and the Earl of Essex . -10 Act . II . Scene I. King and Lafeu . LAFE U. Pardon , my lord , for me and for my tidings . KING . I'll fee thee to ftand ыр . LAFEU . LAFE U. Then here's a man ...
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... Johnson interprets the expreffion , a cross , ' to mean , a pass in wit that mifcarries . I think quite otherwise . The King , not being , through infirmity , able to raise La- feu from kneeling , fays he will fee him to stand up ...
... Johnson interprets the expreffion , a cross , ' to mean , a pass in wit that mifcarries . I think quite otherwise . The King , not being , through infirmity , able to raise La- feu from kneeling , fays he will fee him to stand up ...
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