John Philip Kemble Promptbooks: Wheel of fortune. The stranger. PizarroFolger Shakespeare Library, 1974 |
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... Fortune is his greatest performance , and I believe it to be a perfect one . It is admirable , not because the tenderness of his love , as Mrs. Inchbald tells us , appears beneath the roughest manners , ' but because the very defect ...
... Fortune is his greatest performance , and I believe it to be a perfect one . It is admirable , not because the tenderness of his love , as Mrs. Inchbald tells us , appears beneath the roughest manners , ' but because the very defect ...
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... fortune to his coufin Roderick of that This man inhabits a fmall tenement here close at hand ; a strange fequefter'd creature , burying humfelf amongst his books , difgufted with the world , and probably a perfect mifanthrope— name ...
... fortune to his coufin Roderick of that This man inhabits a fmall tenement here close at hand ; a strange fequefter'd creature , burying humfelf amongst his books , difgufted with the world , and probably a perfect mifanthrope— name ...
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... fortune , and the other loft one : however , if you mean it shou'd be fair , take me with whether you shake hands you ; or exchange shots , I will fee juftice done on both fides ; for I will be bold to aver , there never yet was an ...
... fortune , and the other loft one : however , if you mean it shou'd be fair , take me with whether you shake hands you ; or exchange shots , I will fee juftice done on both fides ; for I will be bold to aver , there never yet was an ...
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