The Monthly Mirror: Reflecting Men and Manners : with Strictures on Their Epitome, the Stage, Том 15proprieters., 1802 |
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... considerable number of the romances here recited , appear to have been equally popular in Eng- land about the period of the Complaynt ; for the language in which they were composed was understood with nearly equal facility in both ...
... considerable number of the romances here recited , appear to have been equally popular in Eng- land about the period of the Complaynt ; for the language in which they were composed was understood with nearly equal facility in both ...
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... considerable praise , will not bear a fa- vourable comparison with the English Bard . To reverse the sense of a line of the former , we may justly say— The glowing Rose above the THISTLE 10w'rs . † * There was no necessity to quo te ...
... considerable praise , will not bear a fa- vourable comparison with the English Bard . To reverse the sense of a line of the former , we may justly say— The glowing Rose above the THISTLE 10w'rs . † * There was no necessity to quo te ...
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... considerable share of taste . The stories are admirable , and many very excellent bon mots are new to us . The Vale of Conway . A Novel . By a Lady . 4 Vols . 12mo . 1803 . THIS novel is the production of genius and of fancy ; the story ...
... considerable share of taste . The stories are admirable , and many very excellent bon mots are new to us . The Vale of Conway . A Novel . By a Lady . 4 Vols . 12mo . 1803 . THIS novel is the production of genius and of fancy ; the story ...
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... considerable sums have been raised for their estabishment . Nothing more clearly proves that the managers of theatrical representations have not the F 2 THE MONTHLY MIRROR . 23 On theatrical Schools By Madame 13 Hyppolite Clairon.
... considerable sums have been raised for their estabishment . Nothing more clearly proves that the managers of theatrical representations have not the F 2 THE MONTHLY MIRROR . 23 On theatrical Schools By Madame 13 Hyppolite Clairon.
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... considerable merit , Barrymore was skilful and animated in the laborious part of the Count , and Austin was very charac- teristically dressed and feelingly acted by Mr. Raymond . C. Kemble is a Theo- dore to whom neither Horace Walpole ...
... considerable merit , Barrymore was skilful and animated in the laborious part of the Count , and Austin was very charac- teristically dressed and feelingly acted by Mr. Raymond . C. Kemble is a Theo- dore to whom neither Horace Walpole ...
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