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... becoming . ' This is invaluable , both as showing what Garrick was , and what the actors of that time - in this also , unhappily , too like the actors of our own - were not . He was terribly in earnest . ' He did not play with his work ...
... becoming a harletry player , ' and getting mixed up with the loose morals and shifty ways of the theatrical fraternity . Before Peter's reply reached him , Gar- rick must have known that his fame was secure . But the tone of his ...
... becoming well to do at the same time , the views of his family underwent a change . It was not , how- ever , till the 2nd of December , 1741 , that Garrick threw off the mask and performed under his own name . By this time even they ...
... becoming alarmed by a storm during the passage , her voice , no less than her fears , at once betrayed her to Carlyle . This led to an avowal of her pro- fession , and of the object of her journey , and the young hand- some Scotchman ...