The Spectator, Volume 5W. Wilson, 1778 |
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... piece of work , that he was glad it was not done upon the ftage . Seeing afterwards Oreftes in his raving fit , he grew more than ordinary serious , and took occafion to moralize ( in his way ) upon an evil confcience , adding , that ...
... piece of work , that he was glad it was not done upon the ftage . Seeing afterwards Oreftes in his raving fit , he grew more than ordinary serious , and took occafion to moralize ( in his way ) upon an evil confcience , adding , that ...
Page 88
· ४ < " C < " felves , pieces entirely detached from the play , and no way effential to it . The moment the play ends , Mrs ... Piece ; fo that I have myself seen < at Paris , Oreftes and Lubin acted the fame 88 No 341 . THE SPECTATOR .
· ४ < " C < " felves , pieces entirely detached from the play , and no way effential to it . The moment the play ends , Mrs ... Piece ; fo that I have myself seen < at Paris , Oreftes and Lubin acted the fame 88 No 341 . THE SPECTATOR .
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... piece it was 4 compofed for . " " The only reafon your mournful correfpondent ges against this facetious epilogue , as he calls it , is , that ' he has a mind to go home melancholy . I wish the gentleman may not be more grave than wife ...
... piece it was 4 compofed for . " " The only reafon your mournful correfpondent ges against this facetious epilogue , as he calls it , is , that ' he has a mind to go home melancholy . I wish the gentleman may not be more grave than wife ...
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