The Critic Or a Tragedy Rehearsed: A Dramatic Piece in Three ActsBecket, 1781 |
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... believe if the French were landed to - morrow your first enquiry would be , whether they had brought a theatrical troop with them . DANGLE . Mrs. Dangle , it does not fignify - I fay the ftage is " the Mirror of Nature , " and the ac ...
... believe if the French were landed to - morrow your first enquiry would be , whether they had brought a theatrical troop with them . DANGLE . Mrs. Dangle , it does not fignify - I fay the ftage is " the Mirror of Nature , " and the ac ...
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... believe the piece had fufficient recommendation with it . - I thank you tho ' - I fent it to the manager of COVENT- GARDEN THEATRE this morning . SNEER . fhould have thought now , that it might have been caft ( as the actors call it ) ...
... believe the piece had fufficient recommendation with it . - I thank you tho ' - I fent it to the manager of COVENT- GARDEN THEATRE this morning . SNEER . fhould have thought now , that it might have been caft ( as the actors call it ) ...
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... believe you have reafon for what you fay , indeed . Sir FRETFUL . Befides - I can tell you it is not always fo fafe to leave a play in the hands of thofe who write themselves . SNEER . What , they may fteal from them , hey , my dear ...
... believe you have reafon for what you fay , indeed . Sir FRETFUL . Befides - I can tell you it is not always fo fafe to leave a play in the hands of thofe who write themselves . SNEER . What , they may fteal from them , hey , my dear ...
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... believe you want to take away my character as an author ! SNEER . Then I am fure you ought to be oblig❜d to me . very much Sir FRETFUL . Hey ! -Sir ! - DANGLE . O you know , he never means what he fays . Sir FRETFUL . Sincerely then ...
... believe you want to take away my character as an author ! SNEER . Then I am fure you ought to be oblig❜d to me . very much Sir FRETFUL . Hey ! -Sir ! - DANGLE . O you know , he never means what he fays . Sir FRETFUL . Sincerely then ...
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... Believe me , Mr. Sneer , there is no perfon for whofe judgment I have a more implicit deference . - But I proteft to you , Mr. Sneer , I am only apprehenfive that the inci- " dents are too crowded . My dear Dangle , how does it ftrike ...
... Believe me , Mr. Sneer , there is no perfon for whofe judgment I have a more implicit deference . - But I proteft to you , Mr. Sneer , I am only apprehenfive that the inci- " dents are too crowded . My dear Dangle , how does it ftrike ...
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