The European Magazine, and London Review, Bände 83-84Philological Society of London, 1823 |
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... nature . It sets bad examples to junior can- didates , corrupts the national taste , and prepares the public mind for pantomime and gorgeous pagean- try , instead of leading it to the ad- miration of chaste exhibitions of the legitimate ...
... nature . It sets bad examples to junior can- didates , corrupts the national taste , and prepares the public mind for pantomime and gorgeous pagean- try , instead of leading it to the ad- miration of chaste exhibitions of the legitimate ...
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... nature . In the following passage she exhibits the purest taste : - Rom . Lady , by yonder blessed moon , I VOW , - Jul . O swear not by the moon , Before Romeo has finished his sen- tence , the moment he has uttered the word " moon ...
... nature . In the following passage she exhibits the purest taste : - Rom . Lady , by yonder blessed moon , I VOW , - Jul . O swear not by the moon , Before Romeo has finished his sen- tence , the moment he has uttered the word " moon ...
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... nature There is no influence lost upon her for she responds to the lightest im- pulse ; the highest excellence in dramatic representation . -Art and study only serve to counteract or suppress the divine enthusiasm of nature : the eyes ...
... nature There is no influence lost upon her for she responds to the lightest im- pulse ; the highest excellence in dramatic representation . -Art and study only serve to counteract or suppress the divine enthusiasm of nature : the eyes ...
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... nature , of the perti- naciousness with which man clings to vice , of the corruption that min- gles with his best resolves and his most virtuous actions , are mourn- fully correct . He is , perhaps , dis- posed to expatiate upon these ...
... nature , of the perti- naciousness with which man clings to vice , of the corruption that min- gles with his best resolves and his most virtuous actions , are mourn- fully correct . He is , perhaps , dis- posed to expatiate upon these ...
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... nature and good temper , his wit , his humour , his gay and flexible manners rendered him a delightful companion ; nay , it was impossible to be in his com- pany without wishing to see him again , or even without wishing to become an ...
... nature and good temper , his wit , his humour , his gay and flexible manners rendered him a delightful companion ; nay , it was impossible to be in his com- pany without wishing to see him again , or even without wishing to become an ...
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