The Dramatic Works With Notes Critical, Volume 1John Murray, 1827 |
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Page xxvi
... Orgilus prove that the author meant to invest him with something of the prophetic character ; and his language , at once pious and monitory , is every where worthy of his sacred office . It is observable that both are withdrawn before ...
... Orgilus prove that the author meant to invest him with something of the prophetic character ; and his language , at once pious and monitory , is every where worthy of his sacred office . It is observable that both are withdrawn before ...
Page ci
... Orgilus , he exclaims" It sparkles like a lusty wine new broach'd ; The vessel must be sound from which it issues . " Is this at all applicable ? But what folly can equal Mr. Weber's ! The first Dyche or Dilworth at hand would have ...
... Orgilus , he exclaims" It sparkles like a lusty wine new broach'd ; The vessel must be sound from which it issues . " Is this at all applicable ? But what folly can equal Mr. Weber's ! The first Dyche or Dilworth at hand would have ...
Page civ
... Orgilus . Orgilus is the chief speaker in the scene ! Read , with the author , Exit Prophilus . G. 287. W.264 . Vows , As sweetly scented as the incense smoking The holiest altars , virgin - tears ( like [ those ] On Vesta's odours ) ...
... Orgilus . Orgilus is the chief speaker in the scene ! Read , with the author , Exit Prophilus . G. 287. W.264 . Vows , As sweetly scented as the incense smoking The holiest altars , virgin - tears ( like [ those ] On Vesta's odours ) ...
Page cxiii
... Orgilus . The princess could not say this , for Orgilus was certainly not her lover . Read : We miss our servant Ithocles , and Orgilus . G.357 . W.325 . - Prefers . i . e . arraigns . ] " With this meaning the word often occurs in ...
... Orgilus . The princess could not say this , for Orgilus was certainly not her lover . Read : We miss our servant Ithocles , and Orgilus . G.357 . W.325 . - Prefers . i . e . arraigns . ] " With this meaning the word often occurs in ...
Page cxiv
... Orgilus are bound , and pieces of tape tied round the elbows . He receives a stick in each arm . " This ingenious stage direction is the production of our critic . Instead , however , of taking credit for it , as he ought to do , he ...
... Orgilus are bound , and pieces of tape tied round the elbows . He receives a stick in each arm . " This ingenious stage direction is the production of our critic . Instead , however , of taking credit for it , as he ought to do , he ...
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