| 1823 - 432 Seiten
...How, then, do 1 stand indebted, according to the articles of this night's statement ? 1 owe to Mr. KEMBLE, For his illness Compassion. For his conduct...his acting A hiss. This account is somewhat like the tavern-bill picked from FulstaJjTs pocket, when he is snorting behind the arras. There is but one halfpennyworth... | |
| Literary gems - 1826 - 718 Seiten
...his illness, Companion. For his conduct under it, Censure. For bis refusing to make an apology, - / smile ! For his making an apology, A sneer. For his...account is somewhat like the tavern bill picked from FalstafPs pocket, when he is snorting behind the arras. There is but one halfpennyworth of compassion... | |
| Richard Brinsley Peake - 1841 - 462 Seiten
..." How then do I stand indebted, according to the articles of this night's statement ? I owe to Mr. Kemble " For his illness Compassion. " For his conduct...acting A hiss. " This account is somewhat like the tavern-bill picked from Falstaffs pocket, when he is snoring behind the arras. There is but one halfpenny-worth... | |
| Clement Scott - 1896 - 520 Seiten
...following eccentric fashion : For his illness .... Compassion. For his conduct under it Censure. For refusing to make an apology - - A smile. For his making...mismanagement A groan. For his acting ------ A hiss. As to the paragraphists and pamphleteers, their arguments were answered in the following unpardonable... | |
| Charles Hiatt - 1899 - 418 Seiten
...actor in this caustic fashion : For his illness Compassion. For his conduct under it . . . Censure. For refusing to make an apology . A smile. For his making...mismanagement . . .A groan. For his acting . . . . .A hiss. The play, when revived by Elliston at the Haymarket, proved successful, and the author, thus partially... | |
| Cecil Ferard Armstrong - 1912 - 482 Seiten
...failure that he published the play with an introduction abusing Kemble. " I owe Kemble," said he, " For his illness Compassion. " For his conduct under...mismanagement A groan. " For his acting A hiss." This introduction was afterwards withdrawn, and copies of the play containing it are at a premium with collectors.... | |
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