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Oliver Goldsmith. Ο CHAPTER XI OF THE STAGE UR Theatre has been generally confessed to share in this general decline , though par- taking of the show and ... theatre , and the genius of our country , it is extremely difficult 85 Of the stage.
Oliver Goldsmith. Ο CHAPTER XI OF THE STAGE UR Theatre has been generally confessed to share in this general decline , though par- taking of the show and ... theatre , and the genius of our country , it is extremely difficult 85 Of the stage.
Pagina 88
... theatre , public pleasures are generally less guilty than solitary ones . Το make our solitary satisfaction truly innocent , the actor is useful , as by his means the poet's work makes its way from the stage to the closet ; for all must ...
... theatre , public pleasures are generally less guilty than solitary ones . Το make our solitary satisfaction truly innocent , the actor is useful , as by his means the poet's work makes its way from the stage to the closet ; for all must ...
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... THEATRES OUR theatres are now opened , and all Grub Street is preparing its advice to the managers . We shall undoubtedly hear learned disquisitions on the structure of one actor's legs , and another's eyebrows . We shall be told much ...
... THEATRES OUR theatres are now opened , and all Grub Street is preparing its advice to the managers . We shall undoubtedly hear learned disquisitions on the structure of one actor's legs , and another's eyebrows . We shall be told much ...
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CHAPTER | 3 |
III | 21 |
Of the present state of polite learning in Italy | 27 |
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