Blackwood's Magazine, Volumen 47W. Blackwood, 1840 |
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... reader as he is . The Spanish drama is a national and peculiar , but self - consistent creation , which deserves to be studied in its beauties and its defects ; and for that purpose a literal translation , not a dexterous adaptation to ...
... reader as he is . The Spanish drama is a national and peculiar , but self - consistent creation , which deserves to be studied in its beauties and its defects ; and for that purpose a literal translation , not a dexterous adaptation to ...
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... reader into the action of the play , and excites , from the first moment , an interest in the fortunes of his personages , which goes on increasing to the last . The scene is a Street in Madrid ; the time November 1623 , being the ...
... reader into the action of the play , and excites , from the first moment , an interest in the fortunes of his personages , which goes on increasing to the last . The scene is a Street in Madrid ; the time November 1623 , being the ...
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... reader , who has the least ac- quaintance with the machinery of the Spanish stage , will readily anticipate that this cabinet , concealing a door of communication between the apart- ments of Don Manuel and those as- signed to Angela ...
... reader , who has the least ac- quaintance with the machinery of the Spanish stage , will readily anticipate that this cabinet , concealing a door of communication between the apart- ments of Don Manuel and those as- signed to Angela ...
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... reader . For instance , as respects this latter tendency , what case can be more striking , than the fact that Tre ... readers even more powerfully , and especially by contrast with the spirit of Roman warfare in its republican period ...
... reader . For instance , as respects this latter tendency , what case can be more striking , than the fact that Tre ... readers even more powerfully , and especially by contrast with the spirit of Roman warfare in its republican period ...
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... reader , neither more nor less than the new - born bro- therhood of Christians . The whole monstrosity of this omission will not be apparent to the reader , until his attention be pointed closely to the chronological position of Joseph ...
... reader , neither more nor less than the new - born bro- therhood of Christians . The whole monstrosity of this omission will not be apparent to the reader , until his attention be pointed closely to the chronological position of Joseph ...
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