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Page 26
... peculiar force and fpirit it gains from the emphafis : there are others in which the fame spirit that is to animate that fingle word , is to convey meaning to the whole sentence ; and in which , instead of this low voice to all but the ...
... peculiar force and fpirit it gains from the emphafis : there are others in which the fame spirit that is to animate that fingle word , is to convey meaning to the whole sentence ; and in which , instead of this low voice to all but the ...
Page 61
... peculiar to herself into the character ; it would be better if the other three would shake off what is fo peculiar in each of them , beautiful as it is for tho ' by means of it , they feveral- ly shine in certain characters , yet it ...
... peculiar to herself into the character ; it would be better if the other three would shake off what is fo peculiar in each of them , beautiful as it is for tho ' by means of it , they feveral- ly shine in certain characters , yet it ...
Page 204
... peculiar kinds of voice , fuited to peculiar characters . HERE are certain requifites to all T players , as players ; these have been spoken of already : but befide these , there are others , which are equally necef- fary to certain ...
... peculiar kinds of voice , fuited to peculiar characters . HERE are certain requifites to all T players , as players ; these have been spoken of already : but befide these , there are others , which are equally necef- fary to certain ...
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able action actor admire advantage affected alfo allow appear applauſe audience Barry beauty becauſe better carried character comedy comic common Concerning contemptible deportment dignity equal excellent expect expreffion exprefs eyes fame fault feel feen fenfibility fentiment fhall fhew fhould figure fire firſt fome force formed fpirit ftage fucceed fuch fuppofe Garrick give given grace greater greateſt heart hero himſelf inftances intended itſelf judge judgment kind lefs look lover manner mean merit mind moft moſt muſt nature neceffary never obferved occafion owing paffages paffion particular perfect perfectly perfon performer perhaps play player poet poffeffed prefent principal pronounced proper racter receive recitation reprefent rules ſcene ſee ſtage thefe themſelves theſe thing thofe thoſe thought tion tragedy true truth underſtanding uſe voice whole