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Some one imitated Pitt's manner , to w that it was monotonous , and he imitated
him also , to show that it was not . He maintained ( what would he not maintain ? )
that young Betty's acting was finer than John Kemble's , and recited a passage ...
Some one imitated Pitt's manner , to w that it was monotonous , and he imitated
him also , to show that it was not . He maintained ( what would he not maintain ? )
that young Betty's acting was finer than John Kemble's , and recited a passage ...
Сторінка 105
... he shall display his own power , or vent his spleen , or astonish the reader
either by starting new subjects and trains of speculation , or by expressing old
ones in a more striking and emphatic manner than they have been expressed
before .
... he shall display his own power , or vent his spleen , or astonish the reader
either by starting new subjects and trains of speculation , or by expressing old
ones in a more striking and emphatic manner than they have been expressed
before .
Сторінка 139
His manner of reading his own poetry is particularly imposing ; and in his
favourite passages his eye beams with preternatural lustre , and the meaning
labours slowly up from his swelling breast . No one who has seen him at these
moments ...
His manner of reading his own poetry is particularly imposing ; and in his
favourite passages his eye beams with preternatural lustre , and the meaning
labours slowly up from his swelling breast . No one who has seen him at these
moments ...
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