New Monthly Magazine, and Universal Register, Volumen12Thomas Campbell, Samuel Carter Hall, Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron Lytton, Theodore Edward Hook, Thomas Hood, William Harrison Ainsworth, William Ainsworth E. W. Allen, 1824 |
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... play - bills of their prerogative of fiction . The princi- pal cause of this success is the brilliant manner in ... played the Dougal- creature with great force and truth . Al- though Miss Stephens is ( thank God ! ) very unlike Diana ...
... play - bills of their prerogative of fiction . The princi- pal cause of this success is the brilliant manner in ... played the Dougal- creature with great force and truth . Al- though Miss Stephens is ( thank God ! ) very unlike Diana ...
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... play to any body's , or no- body's Macheath . Rosetta is just made for her ; a lady rustic , a sentimental run- away - something between the milkmaid and the countess , more bewitching than either an innocent impostor , lisping out a ...
... play to any body's , or no- body's Macheath . Rosetta is just made for her ; a lady rustic , a sentimental run- away - something between the milkmaid and the countess , more bewitching than either an innocent impostor , lisping out a ...
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... play , but the actor who performs Sir Pertinax , just for once and to satisfy our curiosity ; and we attend to the re- presentation with the same feeling as if we were listening to a bravura singer , or looking at Madame Sacchi in the ...
... play , but the actor who performs Sir Pertinax , just for once and to satisfy our curiosity ; and we attend to the re- presentation with the same feeling as if we were listening to a bravura singer , or looking at Madame Sacchi in the ...
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... playing at sight ; but if she will study any part suited to her years as long and as well as she studied Juliet , we At the end will answer for her success . of the play the applause greatly predomni- nated ; it has been since withdrawn ...
... playing at sight ; but if she will study any part suited to her years as long and as well as she studied Juliet , we At the end will answer for her success . of the play the applause greatly predomni- nated ; it has been since withdrawn ...
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... plays , they would turn out more worthy of his abilities than any thing he has hitherto produced , and con- sequently more certain of obtaining the end he has in view . New French Peristrephic Panorama.— We have here another " ten ...
... plays , they would turn out more worthy of his abilities than any thing he has hitherto produced , and con- sequently more certain of obtaining the end he has in view . New French Peristrephic Panorama.— We have here another " ten ...
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