Play was much better performed than it ever was upon any ftage before. In the whole, there was a face of nature that no Theatrical Piece, acted upon any private Stage, ever came up to. It was evident, that the Performers felt every fentiment they were... The Inspector. ... - Página 12por John Hill - 1753Vista completa - Acerca de este libro
| 1751 - 696 páginas
...every corner oi the home befides glittered with diamonds and embroide timent they were toexprels, and were not reduced to labour at an imitation of what would be done in real life on the occalion, but were infpired by the fentiment to be the thing the author reprefenred. The figure of... | |
| James Thomas Kirkman - 1799 - 510 páginas
...came up to. It was evident, that the Performers felt every fentiment that they were to exprefs ; and were not reduced to labour at an imitation of what...infpired, by the fentiment, to be the thing the Author reprefented. The figure of Othello was undoubtedly one of the fineft ever produced en a ftage; his... | |
| Miscellanea Perthensis - 1801 - 242 páginas
...ever came up to. It was evident, that the Performers felt every fentiment they were to exprefs ; ard were not reduced to labour at an imitation of what...infpired, by the fentiment, to be the thing the Author reprelented. The figure of Othello was undoubtedly one of the fineft ever produced on a ftage ; his... | |
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