The Monthly Mirror: Reflecting Men and Manners: With Strictures on Their Epitome, the Stage ..., Volume 4proprietors, 1797 |
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... success by the fate of their numerous con- temporaries . Since the publication of the prospectus of the MONTHLY MIRROR , Magazines of all sizes , and under all titles , have issued from the press in unexampled profusion ; many of these ...
... success by the fate of their numerous con- temporaries . Since the publication of the prospectus of the MONTHLY MIRROR , Magazines of all sizes , and under all titles , have issued from the press in unexampled profusion ; many of these ...
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... Success , they say , makes people vain ' : but Mrs. Inchbald's success seems to have had no other effect than that of stimulating her to new exertions ; and she moves in the dramatic hemisphere with the rapidity and the brilliancy of ...
... Success , they say , makes people vain ' : but Mrs. Inchbald's success seems to have had no other effect than that of stimulating her to new exertions ; and she moves in the dramatic hemisphere with the rapidity and the brilliancy of ...
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... success this season ; she is extremely industrious , and deserves encouragement . Mr. Gardener , her friend , is the ... successful benefit . Cumberland , that favourite of the dramatic muse , patro- nizes him . He came again to play for ...
... success this season ; she is extremely industrious , and deserves encouragement . Mr. Gardener , her friend , is the ... successful benefit . Cumberland , that favourite of the dramatic muse , patro- nizes him . He came again to play for ...
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