The Critic Or a Tragedy Rehearsed: A Dramatic Piece in Three ActsBecket, 1781 |
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... ; So flow Melpomene's cold numbers creep , Here dullness seems her drowsy court to keep , And we ; are scarce awake , whilft you are fast asleep . A 2 Thalia , Thalia , once fo ill behav'd and rude , Reform'd PROLOGUE .
... ; So flow Melpomene's cold numbers creep , Here dullness seems her drowsy court to keep , And we ; are scarce awake , whilft you are fast asleep . A 2 Thalia , Thalia , once fo ill behav'd and rude , Reform'd PROLOGUE .
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... . Ah ! those damn'd editors never can keep a fecret ! -Well , Mr. Sneer - no doubt you will do mé great honour - I fhall be infinitely hap- py - highly flattered- DANGLE . DANGLE . I believe it must be near the time THE CRITIC . 45.
... . Ah ! those damn'd editors never can keep a fecret ! -Well , Mr. Sneer - no doubt you will do mé great honour - I fhall be infinitely hap- py - highly flattered- DANGLE . DANGLE . I believe it must be near the time THE CRITIC . 45.
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... that egad you'll think a hundred times that he is on the point of coming in . SNEER . Hang it , I think its a pity to keep her in the green room all the night . PUFF PUFF . O no , that always has a fine THE CRITIC . 75.
... that egad you'll think a hundred times that he is on the point of coming in . SNEER . Hang it , I think its a pity to keep her in the green room all the night . PUFF PUFF . O no , that always has a fine THE CRITIC . 75.
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... keeps up expectation . DANGLE . But are we not to have a battle ? PUFF . Yes , yes , you will have a battle at last , but , egad , it's not to be by land -- but by sea - and that is the only quite new thing in the piece . DANGLE . What ...
... keeps up expectation . DANGLE . But are we not to have a battle ? PUFF . Yes , yes , you will have a battle at last , but , egad , it's not to be by land -- but by sea - and that is the only quite new thing in the piece . DANGLE . What ...
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... keeps quite clear you fee of the other . Enter SCENEMEN , taking away the Seats . PUFF . The scene remains , does it ? Yes , Sir . SCENEMA N. PUFF . You are to leave one chair you know - But it is always awkward in a tragedy , to have ...
... keeps quite clear you fee of the other . Enter SCENEMEN , taking away the Seats . PUFF . The scene remains , does it ? Yes , Sir . SCENEMA N. PUFF . You are to leave one chair you know - But it is always awkward in a tragedy , to have ...
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