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... Miss O'Neills was the Monimia , and never have we witnessed a per- formance of such exquisite delicacy and pathos . She was Monimia to the life ! If Otway could have seen her , we are certain that he would have felt all his ideas of the ...
... Miss O'Neills was the Monimia , and never have we witnessed a per- formance of such exquisite delicacy and pathos . She was Monimia to the life ! If Otway could have seen her , we are certain that he would have felt all his ideas of the ...
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... Miss O'Neill , and Mr. Kemble . The play bills very shrewdly assure us , that Miss O'Neill , in her per- formance of Volumnia , has surpassed the expectations of her warmest admirers : -now , if her admirers are to be considered as ...
... Miss O'Neill , and Mr. Kemble . The play bills very shrewdly assure us , that Miss O'Neill , in her per- formance of Volumnia , has surpassed the expectations of her warmest admirers : -now , if her admirers are to be considered as ...
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... Miss S. Booth represented a tender young lady after a French fashion , —and not much to our taste . We hate French girls , -or English girls with French manners and dresses : -particularly the latter.68 They are always giving themselves ...
... Miss S. Booth represented a tender young lady after a French fashion , —and not much to our taste . We hate French girls , -or English girls with French manners and dresses : -particularly the latter.68 They are always giving themselves ...
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Introduction I | 1 |
Note on the Editing | 22 |
Dramatic Reviews from The Champion | 127 |
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