The Dramatic Works With Notes Critical, Volume 1John Murray, 1827 |
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Page xxxi
... hand , did he return to the deep and impassioned tone of the preceding dramas . He appears to have fostered the more cheerful feeling which he had recently indulged , and to have adopted a species of serious comedy , which should admit ...
... hand , did he return to the deep and impassioned tone of the preceding dramas . He appears to have fostered the more cheerful feeling which he had recently indulged , and to have adopted a species of serious comedy , which should admit ...
Page xxxiii
... hand to furnish them with a succession of novelties ; and , though it must be admitted , I fear , that the exchange ran grievously against us - that we imported much and sent out little - yet the bare labour of working up what we ...
... hand to furnish them with a succession of novelties ; and , though it must be admitted , I fear , that the exchange ran grievously against us - that we imported much and sent out little - yet the bare labour of working up what we ...
Page xl
... hand . Had the critic forgotten the noble Dalyell ? the generous and devoted Malfato ? --- Nor can it justly be inferred ( even setting aside the romantic feel- ings here alluded to ) that the female characters of his second - rate ...
... hand . Had the critic forgotten the noble Dalyell ? the generous and devoted Malfato ? --- Nor can it justly be inferred ( even setting aside the romantic feel- ings here alluded to ) that the female characters of his second - rate ...
Page xc
... hand : —but this is not the process . He takes up Cotgrave's Dictionary , turns to the English part for the French of wriggle , which he finds to be serpeger ; he then turns to the French part for the English of serpeger , and finally ...
... hand : —but this is not the process . He takes up Cotgrave's Dictionary , turns to the English part for the French of wriggle , which he finds to be serpeger ; he then turns to the French part for the English of serpeger , and finally ...
Page xcii
... hand- somely ! " Can Mr. Weber see nothing ? G. 101. W. 203 . Read : grace and goodness . grace or goodness . The examples of this corruption are innumerable . G. 103. W.204 . - Are you consented ? Read : Are you contented ? G. 107. W ...
... hand- somely ! " Can Mr. Weber see nothing ? G. 101. W. 203 . Read : grace and goodness . grace or goodness . The examples of this corruption are innumerable . G. 103. W.204 . - Are you consented ? Read : Are you contented ? G. 107. W ...
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