The London review, conducted by R. Cumberland, Volume 1Richard Cumberland 1809 |
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Page 11
... passage through the misty void , would have failed to reach the outskirts of that greedy theatre ; and he would have found him- self only understood in the neighbourhood of the orchestra , whilst the rest of the spectators would have ...
... passage through the misty void , would have failed to reach the outskirts of that greedy theatre ; and he would have found him- self only understood in the neighbourhood of the orchestra , whilst the rest of the spectators would have ...
Page 14
... passages of that non - descript performance various actors have succeeded ; several in many ; Kemble in most ; Garrick alone in all . វ Mr. Hunt says , ( and I quote it as a passage in his best manner ) - & 8 1 " That it must be the ...
... passages of that non - descript performance various actors have succeeded ; several in many ; Kemble in most ; Garrick alone in all . វ Mr. Hunt says , ( and I quote it as a passage in his best manner ) - & 8 1 " That it must be the ...
Page 27
... passages from Saxo " Grammaticus , to which Shakspeare seems to have been ❝ indebted ; " and adds , " They are curious , though not very " delicate but one does not quite see why that Travelling Sketches in Russia and Sweden . 27.
... passages from Saxo " Grammaticus , to which Shakspeare seems to have been ❝ indebted ; " and adds , " They are curious , though not very " delicate but one does not quite see why that Travelling Sketches in Russia and Sweden . 27.
Page 28
... passages : yet the whole bore a strong tone of monotony " and abruptness . The one you heard ( given to me by the Prince ❝de Courland while in England ) is sufficient to convey a very just ❝idea of the general character of these ...
... passages : yet the whole bore a strong tone of monotony " and abruptness . The one you heard ( given to me by the Prince ❝de Courland while in England ) is sufficient to convey a very just ❝idea of the general character of these ...
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... passages , which were inserted in a Commentary on the Gothic Alphabet published by Bonaventura Vulcanius ; and that soon afterwards Arnold Mercator transcribed also a few verses , which Gruter gave to the world in his Inscriptiones ...
... passages , which were inserted in a Commentary on the Gothic Alphabet published by Bonaventura Vulcanius ; and that soon afterwards Arnold Mercator transcribed also a few verses , which Gruter gave to the world in his Inscriptiones ...
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