The London review, conducted by R. Cumberland, Volume 1Richard Cumberland 1809 |
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... cause and for an unworthy client . As his talents have been gradually expanding and improving from the first hour when he stepped upon the stage , I would advise him now , before he has the responsibility of a leader upon him , to lay ...
... cause and for an unworthy client . As his talents have been gradually expanding and improving from the first hour when he stepped upon the stage , I would advise him now , before he has the responsibility of a leader upon him , to lay ...
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... cause it glitters . That there is this genius in our contemporaries I cannot doubt , but in the fitness and capacity of those , who may be selected to pass judgment on their tenders to the stage , I have not the same confidence . This ...
... cause it glitters . That there is this genius in our contemporaries I cannot doubt , but in the fitness and capacity of those , who may be selected to pass judgment on their tenders to the stage , I have not the same confidence . This ...
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... cause for disagreement . " The proprietor's object is to have a variety of dramatic novelties , and out of these to select such , as shall be judged most likely to attract the public and ensure success . it . The man , who offers his ...
... cause for disagreement . " The proprietor's object is to have a variety of dramatic novelties , and out of these to select such , as shall be judged most likely to attract the public and ensure success . it . The man , who offers his ...
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... causes which induce idle people to leave their native country and travel abroad , are either infirmity of body , imbecility of mind , or inevitable necessity : that in the two first classes are included all those who travel by land or ...
... causes which induce idle people to leave their native country and travel abroad , are either infirmity of body , imbecility of mind , or inevitable necessity : that in the two first classes are included all those who travel by land or ...
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... cause . One only writes about what he sees in his travels , the other only travels to see what he shall write about . Some among this book - making class of travellers have lately found , that the furthest way about , is for them the ...
... cause . One only writes about what he sees in his travels , the other only travels to see what he shall write about . Some among this book - making class of travellers have lately found , that the furthest way about , is for them the ...
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