The SpectatorGeorge Routledge and sons, 1888 - 919 pagina's |
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Pagina xii
... play was printed , with the dedication to his friend , in which he said , ' I look upon my intimacy with you as one of ' the most valuable enjoyments of my life . At the same time I make the town no ill com- ' pliment for their kind ...
... play was printed , with the dedication to his friend , in which he said , ' I look upon my intimacy with you as one of ' the most valuable enjoyments of my life . At the same time I make the town no ill com- ' pliment for their kind ...
Pagina xiii
... play no less than three heavy fathers , of a Spanish type , one of whom , the father of Lucrecia brings about Don ... play took it beyond the bounds of comedy , and were , in fact , excellent morality but not good art . And this is what ...
... play no less than three heavy fathers , of a Spanish type , one of whom , the father of Lucrecia brings about Don ... play took it beyond the bounds of comedy , and were , in fact , excellent morality but not good art . And this is what ...
Pagina 85
... Play . But , indeed , there is hardly a Play one can go to , but the Hero or fine Gentleman of it struts off upon the same account , and leaves us to consider what good Office he has put us to , or to employ our selves as we please . To ...
... Play . But , indeed , there is hardly a Play one can go to , but the Hero or fine Gentleman of it struts off upon the same account , and leaves us to consider what good Office he has put us to , or to employ our selves as we please . To ...
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