The Dramatic Censor: Or, Critical Companion, 1 tomasGregg, 1969 - 21 psl. |
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... himself under . We do not remember to have perused or heard any dramatic author , whofe dialogue fhews a great- er degree of fpontaneous , entertaining spirit than Mr. Foote's ; if it is not enriched with abfolute wit , there are ...
... himself under . We do not remember to have perused or heard any dramatic author , whofe dialogue fhews a great- er degree of fpontaneous , entertaining spirit than Mr. Foote's ; if it is not enriched with abfolute wit , there are ...
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... himself and Marcourt , he fays , " I have been roaft- ed a little it is true , but not fo much as my friend here HE GOT INTO THE WHEEL AND TURNED HIMSELF " -Oh glorious Hibernicifm ! exactly pa- rallel to Captain O'Blunder's expreffion ...
... himself and Marcourt , he fays , " I have been roaft- ed a little it is true , but not fo much as my friend here HE GOT INTO THE WHEEL AND TURNED HIMSELF " -Oh glorious Hibernicifm ! exactly pa- rallel to Captain O'Blunder's expreffion ...
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... himself is not acquainted with , till made fo by the ambaffador . Tho ' it is fomething odd , that a representative of the Roman fenate should enter upon private con- verfation with an unknown perfon , before he has fulfilled his public ...
... himself is not acquainted with , till made fo by the ambaffador . Tho ' it is fomething odd , that a representative of the Roman fenate should enter upon private con- verfation with an unknown perfon , before he has fulfilled his public ...
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