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Pagina 55
... entertainment of every moment . He that hopes for it must be able to suspend the possession of it till proper ... entertainments . A virtuous man ( says Seneca ) struggling with misfortunes , is such a spectacle as gods might look ...
... entertainment of every moment . He that hopes for it must be able to suspend the possession of it till proper ... entertainments . A virtuous man ( says Seneca ) struggling with misfortunes , is such a spectacle as gods might look ...
Pagina 201
... entertainments , and has accordingly com- plained to me upon it ; but I think he has been to the utmost degree ... entertainment Allading to Shadwell's comedy of the Lancashire Witches , which being considered a party play , had a ...
... entertainments , and has accordingly com- plained to me upon it ; but I think he has been to the utmost degree ... entertainment Allading to Shadwell's comedy of the Lancashire Witches , which being considered a party play , had a ...
Pagina 543
... entertainment to the greatest height . It would be a great improve- ment , as well as embellishment to the theatre , if dancing were more regarded , and taught to all the actors . One who has the advantage of such an agreeable girlish ...
... entertainment to the greatest height . It would be a great improve- ment , as well as embellishment to the theatre , if dancing were more regarded , and taught to all the actors . One who has the advantage of such an agreeable girlish ...
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