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Page 14
... praise of a who shall possess a genius capable of more than the art of acto personate Hamlet , the " gallant , the philosophical , the melancholy Hamlet , that amiable " Inconsistent , who talked when he should have acted , and acted ...
... praise of a who shall possess a genius capable of more than the art of acto personate Hamlet , the " gallant , the philosophical , the melancholy Hamlet , that amiable " Inconsistent , who talked when he should have acted , and acted ...
Page 17
... praise , I think he must be more than satisfied with the very fine things , which Mr. Hunt has said of him : 1 suspect he has a few fail- ings , which it would be well to correct , but , lest he should not be quite as well pleased with ...
... praise , I think he must be more than satisfied with the very fine things , which Mr. Hunt has said of him : 1 suspect he has a few fail- ings , which it would be well to correct , but , lest he should not be quite as well pleased with ...
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... praise , nothing can be much less simple or easy than the line , " The scene thy bursting tears too deep will move . " " Ours was not like earthly love , " is admirable . The next couplet is not very striking ; but at least it has not ...
... praise , nothing can be much less simple or easy than the line , " The scene thy bursting tears too deep will move . " " Ours was not like earthly love , " is admirable . The next couplet is not very striking ; but at least it has not ...
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... praise . Of the accidental gales that may ruffle the serenity of con- nubial love , he thus delightfully expresses himself : " Though thy wild heart some hapless hour may miss " The peaceful tenor of unvaried bliss , 6.6 ( For love ...
... praise . Of the accidental gales that may ruffle the serenity of con- nubial love , he thus delightfully expresses himself : " Though thy wild heart some hapless hour may miss " The peaceful tenor of unvaried bliss , 6.6 ( For love ...
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... praise . Bursts of applause he heard , but none of laughter , Let Betty's merit have been of the most tran- scendent kind , it could excite no interest , from his dispropor- tion to the other actors . This was particularly observable in ...
... praise . Bursts of applause he heard , but none of laughter , Let Betty's merit have been of the most tran- scendent kind , it could excite no interest , from his dispropor- tion to the other actors . This was particularly observable in ...
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