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... ludicrous caricature , unre- the style of Seneca ( with whom he deemed by his real tenderness , and the has many points of resemblance ) , exquisite polish and beauty of his ver- scenes of atrocity and gloom , he is in sification .
... ludicrous caricature , unre- the style of Seneca ( with whom he deemed by his real tenderness , and the has many points of resemblance ) , exquisite polish and beauty of his ver- scenes of atrocity and gloom , he is in sification .
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He has scian general , whom he has so often been described as : — “ Vainqueur de vanquished ; ready to sacrifice his life deux rivaux qui regnaient sur la if he can but associate him in his ven- scène . " Time , however , has pro ...
He has scian general , whom he has so often been described as : — “ Vainqueur de vanquished ; ready to sacrifice his life deux rivaux qui regnaient sur la if he can but associate him in his ven- scène . " Time , however , has pro ...
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The conjugal scenes begine . Not in Shakspeare certainly ; tween Brutus and Portia , which , by for in Julius Cæsar , Portia , slightly as their homefelt beauty , so finely relieve she is brought into view , is felt to be ...
The conjugal scenes begine . Not in Shakspeare certainly ; tween Brutus and Portia , which , by for in Julius Cæsar , Portia , slightly as their homefelt beauty , so finely relieve she is brought into view , is felt to be ...
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7 memnon : into the geThe famous scene , in which the rival 66. I will confess , " says Villemain , leaders pronounce their orations over of the sublime of art once more appears the dead body of Cæsar , has been in to me to be on the ...
7 memnon : into the geThe famous scene , in which the rival 66. I will confess , " says Villemain , leaders pronounce their orations over of the sublime of art once more appears the dead body of Cæsar , has been in to me to be on the ...
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and , coming forward , assures the au( Scene shifts . ) The brown Suit enters dience , as the curtain modestly falls on accordingly , and a jolly old fellow he his marital privileges , that she has deis , —and wherefore comes he ?
and , coming forward , assures the au( Scene shifts . ) The brown Suit enters dience , as the curtain modestly falls on accordingly , and a jolly old fellow he his marital privileges , that she has deis , —and wherefore comes he ?
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