The SpectatorH. Washbourne, 1850 - Počet stran: 722 |
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... play upon the basis of the desire of multiplying our species , and at is the polite Sir George Etheridge ; if I under- tand what the lady would be at , in the play called She Would if She Could . Other poets have here and there given an ...
... play upon the basis of the desire of multiplying our species , and at is the polite Sir George Etheridge ; if I under- tand what the lady would be at , in the play called She Would if She Could . Other poets have here and there given an ...
Strana 78
... play is most celebrated . The present paper shall be em- ployed upon Sir Fopling Flutter . The received character of this play is , that it is the pattern of genteel comedy . Dorimant and Harriet are the characters of greatest ...
... play is most celebrated . The present paper shall be em- ployed upon Sir Fopling Flutter . The received character of this play is , that it is the pattern of genteel comedy . Dorimant and Harriet are the characters of greatest ...
Strana 161
... play he mentions , without dwelling so much as he might have done on the author's most excellent talent of humour . The pleasant pictures he has drawn of life should have been more kindly mentioned , at the same time that he banishes ...
... play he mentions , without dwelling so much as he might have done on the author's most excellent talent of humour . The pleasant pictures he has drawn of life should have been more kindly mentioned , at the same time that he banishes ...
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