The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1800 - English literature |
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Page 138
... fupport misfortunes and afflictions , from the hopes of being happier in a future life ; but , when they become old , and are approaching to their end , it is the only confolation they can have , and the only thing that can make them ...
... fupport misfortunes and afflictions , from the hopes of being happier in a future life ; but , when they become old , and are approaching to their end , it is the only confolation they can have , and the only thing that can make them ...
Page 208
... fupport fuch cha- racters ? 6 These characters , often too much neglected by authors , demand actors whofe talents are cultivated , and whofe judgments are ma tured , otherwife they excite the laughter of the audience by their manner of ...
... fupport fuch cha- racters ? 6 These characters , often too much neglected by authors , demand actors whofe talents are cultivated , and whofe judgments are ma tured , otherwife they excite the laughter of the audience by their manner of ...
Page 464
... fupport of the opinion that the punishment in the prefent cafe fhould be arbitrary . The following is a specimen of the arguments adduced by the author . ' I am to contend , in the first place , that the individual word " ftrike " is ...
... fupport of the opinion that the punishment in the prefent cafe fhould be arbitrary . The following is a specimen of the arguments adduced by the author . ' I am to contend , in the first place , that the individual word " ftrike " is ...
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