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... merits , had I not been also moved to it from a grateful sense of his good services . It is happy for an actor when nature has bestowed upon him an expressive countenance ; but if he has it not 2 Critical Essays on the Performers.
... merits , had I not been also moved to it from a grateful sense of his good services . It is happy for an actor when nature has bestowed upon him an expressive countenance ; but if he has it not 2 Critical Essays on the Performers.
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... merit , I am moved to it by no other consideration , but as I think it due from me , being the conductor of a work , devoted to the interests of fair criticism and contemporary genius . If he is evidently cautious how he lends himself ...
... merit , I am moved to it by no other consideration , but as I think it due from me , being the conductor of a work , devoted to the interests of fair criticism and contemporary genius . If he is evidently cautious how he lends himself ...
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... merit of those , who have succeeded to delight us , and support the undiminished credit of the stage . 1 cannot quite take leave of Mr. Kemble without noticing Mr. Hunt's remarks upon orthoëpy , as applied to that elaborate performer ...
... merit of those , who have succeeded to delight us , and support the undiminished credit of the stage . 1 cannot quite take leave of Mr. Kemble without noticing Mr. Hunt's remarks upon orthoëpy , as applied to that elaborate performer ...
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... merit to disdain the advice of a judicious critic , I hope he has noticed Mr. Hunt's remark , and will correct his indolence , if indolence canfairly be imputed to him ; but if he only wants animation in some unanimating under ...
... merit to disdain the advice of a judicious critic , I hope he has noticed Mr. Hunt's remark , and will correct his indolence , if indolence canfairly be imputed to him ; but if he only wants animation in some unanimating under ...
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... merit of the two styles , would have been interesting , and at least quite as entertaining , and rather more in place , than his learned defence of King David , " the sweet songster of Israel . " On his return to St. Petersburgh , Sir ...
... merit of the two styles , would have been interesting , and at least quite as entertaining , and rather more in place , than his learned defence of King David , " the sweet songster of Israel . " On his return to St. Petersburgh , Sir ...
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