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Page 43
... kind , and that probably more useful . That kind of fenfe which gratifies the man of figure for fhining in conversation , is very different from that by which the trader amaffes a fortune ; at least , they are different modes , in which ...
... kind , and that probably more useful . That kind of fenfe which gratifies the man of figure for fhining in conversation , is very different from that by which the trader amaffes a fortune ; at least , they are different modes , in which ...
Page 50
... kind of playing ; yet it is in tragedy that we fee it moft frequently , and most advantageoufly : but its most happy feat is in that kind of theatrical reprefen- tation which is between the two : which , without the levity of comedy ...
... kind of playing ; yet it is in tragedy that we fee it moft frequently , and most advantageoufly : but its most happy feat is in that kind of theatrical reprefen- tation which is between the two : which , without the levity of comedy ...
Page 81
... kind are neceffary . they feel where they ought , and they very reasonably expect the actor to do the fame , and only the fame ; they applaud the fenfibility of the actor when themselves are touch'd ; but nothing is fo contemp- tible as ...
... kind are neceffary . they feel where they ought , and they very reasonably expect the actor to do the fame , and only the fame ; they applaud the fenfibility of the actor when themselves are touch'd ; but nothing is fo contemp- tible as ...
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