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Page 14
... mind as the other intended . If an hiftorian had been to defcribe king Richard the night before the decifive bat- tle of Bofworth , or an heroic poet to cele- brate the greatnefs of his mind , visible in his compofure , they could have ...
... mind as the other intended . If an hiftorian had been to defcribe king Richard the night before the decifive bat- tle of Bofworth , or an heroic poet to cele- brate the greatnefs of his mind , visible in his compofure , they could have ...
Page 63
... mind helps her in expreffing the affliction , and none other could fo well have executed it ; but in the very next line , Seafon his mind with early hints of glory . there is a fire and feeling of a more ex- alted kind , mingling itself ...
... mind helps her in expreffing the affliction , and none other could fo well have executed it ; but in the very next line , Seafon his mind with early hints of glory . there is a fire and feeling of a more ex- alted kind , mingling itself ...
Page 107
... mind to let any incident , in ordinary life ruffle her temper . This ferenity of mind , in real life , gives the full fcope to every affumed paffion ; and it was to this that the late ornament of the stage , and that the prefent glory ...
... mind to let any incident , in ordinary life ruffle her temper . This ferenity of mind , in real life , gives the full fcope to every affumed paffion ; and it was to this that the late ornament of the stage , and that the prefent glory ...
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