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... less coloured by prejudice , and upon the whole sensibly and agreeably written , is often incorrect in its details , and far from complete in its treatment of the subject . We should have had very different books from both , could they ...
... less formal and unreal . There was a noble opening for any one who should have the courage and the gifts to return to nature and to truth , and Garrick felt that it was ' in him ' to effect the desired revolution . That the public were ...
... beautiful in its elocution , ' ' He is not less happy in his mien and gait , in which he is neither strutting nor mincing , neither stiff nor slouching . When three or four four are on the stage with him he is attentive 12 David Garrick .
... less modest or more selfish man would have thrown off with some impatience the weak scruples of his family about loss of caste . How could he be doing wrong in following the irresistible bent of a genius for what he knew to be one of ...
... less than 138 times , and for the most part in characters of the greatest weight and importance in both tragedy and comedy . Among the former were Richard , Lear , Pierre ; among the latter , Lord Foppington , in Cibber's ' Care- less ...