The Spectator, Volume 1Tonson, 1767 - 918 pagina's |
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Pagina 95
... play is most celebrated . The present paper shall be employed upon Sir Fopling Flutter . The received character of this play is , that it is the pattern of genteel comedy . Dorimant and Harriot are the characters of greatest conse ...
... play is most celebrated . The present paper shall be employed upon Sir Fopling Flutter . The received character of this play is , that it is the pattern of genteel comedy . Dorimant and Harriot are the characters of greatest conse ...
Pagina 201
... play , and and attention ; but in theatrical speaking , if has drawn some characters in it very justly , the performer is not exactly proper and grace - appears to have been misled in his witchcraft ful , he is utterly ridiculous . In ...
... play , and and attention ; but in theatrical speaking , if has drawn some characters in it very justly , the performer is not exactly proper and grace - appears to have been misled in his witchcraft ful , he is utterly ridiculous . In ...
Pagina 498
... play , and no way essential to it . · ' As the new epilogue is written conformably to the practice of our best poets , so it is not such a one , which , as the duke of Buckingham says in his Rehearsal , might serve for any other play ...
... play , and no way essential to it . · ' As the new epilogue is written conformably to the practice of our best poets , so it is not such a one , which , as the duke of Buckingham says in his Rehearsal , might serve for any other play ...
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