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... remarks , which , though addressed to readers of a par- ticular description , will afford general entertainment and delight , were it only for the pleasantry of the style , enlivened as it is by such a flow of fancy , such display of ...
... remarks , which , though addressed to readers of a par- ticular description , will afford general entertainment and delight , were it only for the pleasantry of the style , enlivened as it is by such a flow of fancy , such display of ...
Side 13
... remarks in Mr. Kemble , and observes that he is an actor even in the operation of taking out his handkerchief , when he is upon the stage . I can believe the fact to be as Mr. Hunt has stated it , but I do not quite agree with him in ...
... remarks in Mr. Kemble , and observes that he is an actor even in the operation of taking out his handkerchief , when he is upon the stage . I can believe the fact to be as Mr. Hunt has stated it , but I do not quite agree with him in ...
Side 16
... remarks upon orthoëpy , as applied to that elaborate performer : I confess I wish him not to be too precise in , his pronunciation , but to content himself with speaking what is commonly called court - language , without too marked an ...
... remarks upon orthoëpy , as applied to that elaborate performer : I confess I wish him not to be too precise in , his pronunciation , but to content himself with speaking what is commonly called court - language , without too marked an ...
Side 17
... remark , and will correct his indolence , if indolence canfairly be imputed to him ; but if he only wants animation in some unanimating under- characters , and possesses it to the full in such leading parts as Romeo and Jaffier ...
... remark , and will correct his indolence , if indolence canfairly be imputed to him ; but if he only wants animation in some unanimating under- characters , and possesses it to the full in such leading parts as Romeo and Jaffier ...
Side 30
... remarks . At the Taurida palace he is in raptures with a statue of Venus , which he prefers to the Venus de Medici , and describes con amore the other classic treasures which are there deposited . He leads his reader also across the ...
... remarks . At the Taurida palace he is in raptures with a statue of Venus , which he prefers to the Venus de Medici , and describes con amore the other classic treasures which are there deposited . He leads his reader also across the ...
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