The Adventures of a Dramatist on a Journey to the London Managers: In Two VolumesLackington, Allen and Company ... and sold, 1813 - 204 |
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... manner in which I can join my suffrage to the acclamations of thousands — acclamations expressive of the sense we entertain of your talents and patriotism . For the - gratification of my own pride , permit me also to.
... manner in which I can join my suffrage to the acclamations of thousands — acclamations expressive of the sense we entertain of your talents and patriotism . For the - gratification of my own pride , permit me also to.
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... manner in which I intend to speak of my writings , will doubtless be imputed to an over- weening opinion of myself . But , alas ! what else can I do ? Modesty is a starving virtue . I beseech you , my good sirs , consider my forlorn ...
... manner in which I intend to speak of my writings , will doubtless be imputed to an over- weening opinion of myself . But , alas ! what else can I do ? Modesty is a starving virtue . I beseech you , my good sirs , consider my forlorn ...
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... manner with which he afterwards comes , hat in hand , with a " Be pleased to remem ber the coachman , Sir . " But a pedes- trian , my good sirs , is unconfined in his motions , and uncontrouled in his actions : the alone enjoys liberty ...
... manner with which he afterwards comes , hat in hand , with a " Be pleased to remem ber the coachman , Sir . " But a pedes- trian , my good sirs , is unconfined in his motions , and uncontrouled in his actions : the alone enjoys liberty ...
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... manner was grave and seri- ous ; he seemed a prey to corroding care , and " melancholy had marked him for her own , " I attempted several times to engage him in conversation , but to no purpose : he either was deaf , or his aversion to ...
... manner was grave and seri- ous ; he seemed a prey to corroding care , and " melancholy had marked him for her own , " I attempted several times to engage him in conversation , but to no purpose : he either was deaf , or his aversion to ...
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... manners , excited a high degree of inter- est , and inspired more pity for his situ- ation , than anger at his folly . - The other , in the rotundity of his short di- mensions , sat deep in his seat , one leg consequentially thrown ...
... manners , excited a high degree of inter- est , and inspired more pity for his situ- ation , than anger at his folly . - The other , in the rotundity of his short di- mensions , sat deep in his seat , one leg consequentially thrown ...
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