The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 25R. Griffiths, 1761 - Books |
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... performance , our prefent bufinefs is only to enable the English reader to judge of the merit of this tranflation ; but first it may not be unreasonable to hear the Tranflator himself , who fays that he had rather bel blamed for a bad ...
... performance , our prefent bufinefs is only to enable the English reader to judge of the merit of this tranflation ; but first it may not be unreasonable to hear the Tranflator himself , who fays that he had rather bel blamed for a bad ...
Page 51
... performance ; and he looked upon every infult or inter- ruption given to them , in the difcharge of their duty , as of- fered to the Audience . He apprehended the matter in dif- pute was no breach of the duty of the Manager or Actors ...
... performance ; and he looked upon every infult or inter- ruption given to them , in the difcharge of their duty , as of- fered to the Audience . He apprehended the matter in dif- pute was no breach of the duty of the Manager or Actors ...
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... performance ; in which the Father is reprefented as an egregious cox- comb , a most diffolute man , and a vile pretender to the art for which he has been fo highly celebrated - by himself . The book is undoubtedly a venal performance ...
... performance ; in which the Father is reprefented as an egregious cox- comb , a most diffolute man , and a vile pretender to the art for which he has been fo highly celebrated - by himself . The book is undoubtedly a venal performance ...
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