A View of the English Stage: Or, a Series of Dramatic CriticismsJohn Warren, 1821 - Počet stran: 461 |
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... excited without premeditation or effort , the events succeed each other as matters of course , the characters think , and speak and act just as they would do , if they were left to themselves . The whole play is an exact transcript of ...
... excited without premeditation or effort , the events succeed each other as matters of course , the characters think , and speak and act just as they would do , if they were left to themselves . The whole play is an exact transcript of ...
Strana 24
... excited , we were disap- pointed ; and in the common scenes , we think Mr. KEAN'S manner , as we have remarked on other occasions , had more point and emphasis than the sense or character required * . The rest of the play was by no ...
... excited , we were disap- pointed ; and in the common scenes , we think Mr. KEAN'S manner , as we have remarked on other occasions , had more point and emphasis than the sense or character required * . The rest of the play was by no ...
Strana 39
... . A young lady ( Miss FOOTE ) afterwards made her first appearance in Amanthis . Her face and figure excited the liveliest interest as soon as she appeared ; which her manner of executing the part did RICHARD CŒUR DE LION. ...
... . A young lady ( Miss FOOTE ) afterwards made her first appearance in Amanthis . Her face and figure excited the liveliest interest as soon as she appeared ; which her manner of executing the part did RICHARD CŒUR DE LION. ...
Strana 73
... excitement of his understanding . His Romeo is , in the best scenes , very superior to Miss O'NEILL'S Juliet ; but it is with some difficulty , and after some reflection , that we should say that the finest parts of his acting are ...
... excitement of his understanding . His Romeo is , in the best scenes , very superior to Miss O'NEILL'S Juliet ; but it is with some difficulty , and after some reflection , that we should say that the finest parts of his acting are ...
Strana 84
... excitement lead him to commit . He is an amateur of tragedy in real life ; and instead of exercising his ingenuity on imaginary characters , or for- gotten incidents , he takes the bolder and more desperate course of getting up his plot ...
... excitement lead him to commit . He is an amateur of tragedy in real life ; and instead of exercising his ingenuity on imaginary characters , or for- gotten incidents , he takes the bolder and more desperate course of getting up his plot ...
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