The Cabinet: Or, Monthly Report of Polite Literature, Volumen3Mathews and Leigh., 1808 |
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... Theatre ; but his first theatrical engagement was with Tate Wilkinson at York , where he soon got into favour , as well as at Edinburgh , at that time super- intended by the same manager ; and Old Tate in his Wandering Patentee speaks ...
... Theatre ; but his first theatrical engagement was with Tate Wilkinson at York , where he soon got into favour , as well as at Edinburgh , at that time super- intended by the same manager ; and Old Tate in his Wandering Patentee speaks ...
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... Theatre ; but his first theatrical engagement was with Tate Wilkinson at York , where he soon got into favour , as well as at Edinburgh , at that time super- intended by the same manager ; and Old Tate in his Wandering Patentee speaks ...
... Theatre ; but his first theatrical engagement was with Tate Wilkinson at York , where he soon got into favour , as well as at Edinburgh , at that time super- intended by the same manager ; and Old Tate in his Wandering Patentee speaks ...
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... theatre on a reputable foundation without these despicable auxiliaries . But avarice is ever in haste to increase its store ; it never stays to consider what is most laudable , when what may prove most profitable is the question . In ...
... theatre on a reputable foundation without these despicable auxiliaries . But avarice is ever in haste to increase its store ; it never stays to consider what is most laudable , when what may prove most profitable is the question . In ...
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... theatre , when was played the Orphan ; Mr. Bet- terton acting Castalio ; Mrs. Barry , Monimia . Well ( said Master ) how dost like this play , Roger ? Why I don't know , ( says Roger ) its well enough for sticks aud rags . This Anecdote ...
... theatre , when was played the Orphan ; Mr. Bet- terton acting Castalio ; Mrs. Barry , Monimia . Well ( said Master ) how dost like this play , Roger ? Why I don't know , ( says Roger ) its well enough for sticks aud rags . This Anecdote ...
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... theatre was crowded soon after the doors opened . Towards the con- clusion of the play , Miss Farren appeared to be much affected , and when Mr. Wroughton came forward to speak the lines hereafter quoted , her emotions increased to such ...
... theatre was crowded soon after the doors opened . Towards the con- clusion of the play , Miss Farren appeared to be much affected , and when Mr. Wroughton came forward to speak the lines hereafter quoted , her emotions increased to such ...
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