The Spectator ...J. and R. Tonson, 1739 |
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Pagina 15
... Play is his Hour of Business ; exactly at five ́he passes thro ' New - Inn , croffes thro ' Ruffel - Court , and takes a turn at Will's till the Play begins ; he has his Shoes rubbed and his Periwig powdered at the Barber's as you go ...
... Play is his Hour of Business ; exactly at five ́he passes thro ' New - Inn , croffes thro ' Ruffel - Court , and takes a turn at Will's till the Play begins ; he has his Shoes rubbed and his Periwig powdered at the Barber's as you go ...
Pagina 90
... Plays as well as Operas . It certainly re- quires a Degree of Understanding to play juftly ; but fuch is our Condition , that we are to fufpend our Rea- fon to perform our Parts . As to Scenes of Madness , you know , Sir , there are ...
... Plays as well as Operas . It certainly re- quires a Degree of Understanding to play juftly ; but fuch is our Condition , that we are to fufpend our Rea- fon to perform our Parts . As to Scenes of Madness , you know , Sir , there are ...
Pagina 255
... Play is most cele- brated . The present Paper fhall 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 ...
... Play is most cele- brated . The present Paper fhall 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 ...
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