Bolt Upright: The Life of Thomas Moore, Volume 1Institut für Englische Sprache und Literatur, Universität Salzburg, 1975 - 666 páginas |
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... play a " brilliant and unqualified success . " This ex- cessive nervousness was undoubtedly the result of making his first appearance before a London audience since the disheartening experi- ence with Jeffrey . Another complete disaster ...
... play a " brilliant and unqualified success . " This ex- cessive nervousness was undoubtedly the result of making his first appearance before a London audience since the disheartening experi- ence with Jeffrey . Another complete disaster ...
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... play was almost broken at this moment when his finances were low . vious year Charles Kemble had so pressed him that he accepted 400 on the stipulation that he deliver a play in a year or refund the money . Though he did get so far as ...
... play was almost broken at this moment when his finances were low . vious year Charles Kemble had so pressed him that he accepted 400 on the stipulation that he deliver a play in a year or refund the money . Though he did get so far as ...
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... play based on Peveril of the Peak ; Miss Scott was much amused at her father's attempts at economy , " All his great ... play by H. M. Grover of St. Peter's College , Cambridge , Anne Boleyn : Tragedy . Grover's play was too superficial ...
... play based on Peveril of the Peak ; Miss Scott was much amused at her father's attempts at economy , " All his great ... play by H. M. Grover of St. Peter's College , Cambridge , Anne Boleyn : Tragedy . Grover's play was too superficial ...
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