The Dramatic Censor: Or, Critical Companion, 1 tomasGregg, 1969 - 21 psl. |
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... lady Grace and Manly is a piece of colloquial delicacy much to be admired ; the explanation which the lady is in want of , rifes upon her by very juft degrees ; the gallant juftifies himself upon the principles of conscious in- nocence ...
... lady Grace and Manly is a piece of colloquial delicacy much to be admired ; the explanation which the lady is in want of , rifes upon her by very juft degrees ; the gallant juftifies himself upon the principles of conscious in- nocence ...
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... lady ; Mrs. ABINGTON all but the fifth ; and Mrs. BARRY more confiftent through the whole than any one we have mentioned . Lady Grace appears a most amiable and pleafing contraft to her volatile fifter ; poffeffed of referve without ...
... lady ; Mrs. ABINGTON all but the fifth ; and Mrs. BARRY more confiftent through the whole than any one we have mentioned . Lady Grace appears a most amiable and pleafing contraft to her volatile fifter ; poffeffed of referve without ...
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... Lady Sachariffa , terminates this fcene , and makes room for the amorous widow , who comes to know how her matrimonial expectations are likely to fucceed , when she receives intelligence , much to her fatis- faction ; this fhort ...
... Lady Sachariffa , terminates this fcene , and makes room for the amorous widow , who comes to know how her matrimonial expectations are likely to fucceed , when she receives intelligence , much to her fatis- faction ; this fhort ...
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