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... period which , though brief , was long enough to satisfy even his vanity that the stage was not the true sphere for his versatile and ambitious genius , and also to secure him an unenviable niche in Churchill's Rosciad ; and Davies from ...
... period we get a vivid glimpse from Macklin , an established actor , who was then Garrick's inseparable friend , but was afterwards to prove a constant thorn in his side through life , and his most malignant detractor after death ...
... period I threw out all my fire ; and , as the contrasted passions of joy for the merchant's losses and grief for the elopement of Jessica , open a fine field for an actor's powers , I had the good fortune to please beyond my warmest ...
... period . Only in those of a later date do we get some idea of the commanding power of his eyes , which not only held his audience like a spell , but controlled , with a power almost beyond endurance , his fellow performers in the scene ...
... period ; yet I am in spirits . ' To the two first of these he had long been a martyr , and sometimes suffered horribly from the exertion of acting . When he had to play play lay Richard , he told Cradock , I dread 42 David Garrick .