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Side 201
... character that should be played as if in moonlight . He is a sort of link between the ethereal and the corporeal . He stands between the two Fathers , and re- lieves the too violent transition from the living king , that bruits the ...
... character that should be played as if in moonlight . He is a sort of link between the ethereal and the corporeal . He stands between the two Fathers , and re- lieves the too violent transition from the living king , that bruits the ...
Side 202
... characters appeared . And in the melancholy pride and rooted sentiments of such parts as Wolsey , Zanga , the Stran- ger , and Penruddock , he had no equal . In the latter character , indeed , with apparently the slightest materials ...
... characters appeared . And in the melancholy pride and rooted sentiments of such parts as Wolsey , Zanga , the Stran- ger , and Penruddock , he had no equal . In the latter character , indeed , with apparently the slightest materials ...
Side 466
... character , of our English diction ; and , as far as it is in the power of novelists to ef- fect it , to reduce us to babble a dialect of France . Some of these publications betray such a laxity in their doc- trines of morality , and ...
... character , of our English diction ; and , as far as it is in the power of novelists to ef- fect it , to reduce us to babble a dialect of France . Some of these publications betray such a laxity in their doc- trines of morality , and ...
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