The British Quarterly Review, 39. ciltHenry Allon Hodder and Stoughton, 1864 |
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... plays gave way before the introduction of unreal allegorical personages , and the miracle- play was almost driven from the stage by the ' play of morals ' as it was called , there was certainly no great advance made in dramatic ...
... plays gave way before the introduction of unreal allegorical personages , and the miracle- play was almost driven from the stage by the ' play of morals ' as it was called , there was certainly no great advance made in dramatic ...
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... plays , he never took the best characters , having written them for his friend Richard Burbage . Possibly the dramatic impulse was sufficiently appeased by the writing of the play , and he desired no further satisfaction from personal ...
... plays , he never took the best characters , having written them for his friend Richard Burbage . Possibly the dramatic impulse was sufficiently appeased by the writing of the play , and he desired no further satisfaction from personal ...
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... plays only , and allowed free of expense for amateur or other representations of them for charitable purposes . But within a certain cycle of years - if , indeed , it would be too much to expect that out of the London play - goers a ...
... plays only , and allowed free of expense for amateur or other representations of them for charitable purposes . But within a certain cycle of years - if , indeed , it would be too much to expect that out of the London play - goers a ...
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