The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 53R. Griffiths, 1775 - Books |
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Page 398
... scenes and of ac- tresses ) is evinc'd beyond doubting , from entries that are found in some plays of rather a later date than the Poet's ; in which are seen the terms - upper , and lower ; and dialogues pass between perfons , standing ...
... scenes and of ac- tresses ) is evinc'd beyond doubting , from entries that are found in some plays of rather a later date than the Poet's ; in which are seen the terms - upper , and lower ; and dialogues pass between perfons , standing ...
Page 399
... scene the part of Adam : that he should have done so , is made not unlikely by another conftant tradition , - that he was no extraordinary actor , and therefore took no parts upon him but such as this : for which he might also be ...
... scene the part of Adam : that he should have done so , is made not unlikely by another conftant tradition , - that he was no extraordinary actor , and therefore took no parts upon him but such as this : for which he might also be ...
Page 400
... scene of this play be col- lected ; being , in fact , the genuine Roman and Greek scene , as de- fcrib'd by the learned : -to wit , -a public place , or large square ; op'ning upon which , ( to the right , the left , and in front ) were ...
... scene of this play be col- lected ; being , in fact , the genuine Roman and Greek scene , as de- fcrib'd by the learned : -to wit , -a public place , or large square ; op'ning upon which , ( to the right , the left , and in front ) were ...
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