The Tatler, Band 1J. F. Dove, 1827 |
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... Play- house Articles - Humorous Complaint of Punch - The Country Gentleman who cannot bear a Jest - Conti- nental Intelligence · Steele . 45. Story of Tereminta Puppet - shows - Scene of Bodily Wit - Characters of Florio and Senecio ...
... Play- house Articles - Humorous Complaint of Punch - The Country Gentleman who cannot bear a Jest - Conti- nental Intelligence · Steele . 45. Story of Tereminta Puppet - shows - Scene of Bodily Wit - Characters of Florio and Senecio ...
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... play , which still continues on the stage , and of which it is unne- cessary to add a private voice to such continuance of ap- probation , is not acted or printed according to the author's original draught , or his settled intention ...
... play , which still continues on the stage , and of which it is unne- cessary to add a private voice to such continuance of ap- probation , is not acted or printed according to the author's original draught , or his settled intention ...
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... play for the advantage of so great an actor , gives an undeniable instance , that the true relish for manly entertainments and rational pleasures is not wholly lost . All the parts were acted to perfection ; the actors were careful of ...
... play for the advantage of so great an actor , gives an undeniable instance , that the true relish for manly entertainments and rational pleasures is not wholly lost . All the parts were acted to perfection ; the actors were careful of ...
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... play was performed by herself . Through the whole action she made a very pretty figure , and exactly entered into the nature of the part . Her husband , in the drama , is represented to be one of those debauchees who run through the ...
... play was performed by herself . Through the whole action she made a very pretty figure , and exactly entered into the nature of the part . Her husband , in the drama , is represented to be one of those debauchees who run through the ...
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... play acted before a well - bred audience , must raise very proper incitements to good behaviour , and be the most quick and most prevailing method of giving young people a turn of sense and breeding . But as I have set up for a weekly ...
... play acted before a well - bred audience , must raise very proper incitements to good behaviour , and be the most quick and most prevailing method of giving young people a turn of sense and breeding . But as I have set up for a weekly ...
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