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... facts ? In that first engagement Mrs. Siddons , recently a mother , was weak and much out of health ; most cer- tainly she ... fact that Garrick was out of England for the time . A substitute shines brightly as a king until a king be by ...
... fact that he had observed what a hold Home had got of Lord Bute , and , by his means , of the Prince of Wales . ' But Carlyle suppresses what he must have known , that Home altered his play materially to cure the defects Garrick had ...
... fact that the author was driven by the bigots out of the Church for having written it ; and although the genius of Mrs. Siddons kept it for many years upon the stage , it has long since disappeared , beyond the powers of any actress to ...