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... never wanting either in the great orator or the great actor ; and his figure , light , graceful , and well balanced , though under the average size , was equal to every demand which his impulsive nature made upon it . We can see all ...
... never appeared on any stage . ' The house was not a great one ; still the audience was numerous enough to make the actor feel his triumph , and to spread the report of it widely . They were taken by surprise at first by a style at once ...
... never drops his character when he has finished a speech , by either looking contemptuously on an inferior performer , unnecessary spitting , or suffering his eyes to wander through the whole circle of spectators . His action is never ...
... never had his equal as an actor , and he will never have a rival . ' Pope dreaded that success would spoil him ; but Garrick's genius was not of the ungenuine kind , which is spoiled by success . He knew only too well how far his best ...
... never so well , yet there is not half the merit in excelling in them as in the others . ' Sound enough advice in the main and to actors of limited scope , and most politic as a warning , by which Garrick profited , not to let himself ...