The Monthly Mirror: Reflecting Men and Manners : with Strictures on Their Epitome, the Stage, Volume 241807 |
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... judgment of the man into whose hands the poet has fallen , in- duce us to forbear our strictures , as we would not , by anticipation , diminish the gratification , which will be derived from his edition when it appears , and as that ...
... judgment of the man into whose hands the poet has fallen , in- duce us to forbear our strictures , as we would not , by anticipation , diminish the gratification , which will be derived from his edition when it appears , and as that ...
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... Judgment at length declar'd the cause Too hard for any critic laws , So ' twas agreed to compromise- Neither , yet both , obtain'd the prize ; And while their various gifts they paid , Each freely own'd her rival's aid . THE PORTRAIT ...
... Judgment at length declar'd the cause Too hard for any critic laws , So ' twas agreed to compromise- Neither , yet both , obtain'd the prize ; And while their various gifts they paid , Each freely own'd her rival's aid . THE PORTRAIT ...
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... judgment master'd by his fears , At the first glance stopp'd both his ears . LINES ADDRESSED TO THE LATE NOEL DESENFANS , ESQ . ' BY JOHN TAYLOR , ESQ . On his Descriptive Catalogue of a Collection of Pictures purchased for the late ...
... judgment master'd by his fears , At the first glance stopp'd both his ears . LINES ADDRESSED TO THE LATE NOEL DESENFANS , ESQ . ' BY JOHN TAYLOR , ESQ . On his Descriptive Catalogue of a Collection of Pictures purchased for the late ...
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... judgment in the study of a part , than Mr. Kemble has employed with so much success on Hamlet . Our commendation of his performance of this character , though perpetually repeated , is entirely unnecessary , for the whole town have ...
... judgment in the study of a part , than Mr. Kemble has employed with so much success on Hamlet . Our commendation of his performance of this character , though perpetually repeated , is entirely unnecessary , for the whole town have ...
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... judgment of the critic . Of the great original in this character , Mr. Kemble , wè must confess that he stands alone . In his happiest moments , Octavian , so suited to the best operation of all his faculties and accomplish- ments , is ...
... judgment of the critic . Of the great original in this character , Mr. Kemble , wè must confess that he stands alone . In his happiest moments , Octavian , so suited to the best operation of all his faculties and accomplish- ments , is ...
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