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... stage . The Athenians , at a time when they were the most polit as well as the most powerful government in the world , ma the care of the stage one of the chief parts of the admini tration : and I must confess , I am astonished at the ...
... stage . The Athenians , at a time when they were the most polit as well as the most powerful government in the world , ma the care of the stage one of the chief parts of the admini tration : and I must confess , I am astonished at the ...
Side 311
... stage , after the impieties and execrations at the end of the fourth act ; and you will wonder to see an audience so cursed , and so pleased at the same time . Oh that , as oft I have at Athens seen [ where , by the way , there was no stage ...
... stage , after the impieties and execrations at the end of the fourth act ; and you will wonder to see an audience so cursed , and so pleased at the same time . Oh that , as oft I have at Athens seen [ where , by the way , there was no stage ...
Side 316
... stage is an afflicted widow in her mourning - weeds , with half a dozen fatherless children attending her , like those that usually hang about the figure of Charity . Thus several incidents that are beau- tiful in a good writer , become ...
... stage is an afflicted widow in her mourning - weeds , with half a dozen fatherless children attending her , like those that usually hang about the figure of Charity . Thus several incidents that are beau- tiful in a good writer , become ...
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