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... lady who had been his mother's friend from her childhood ; a woman of character , and very attractive . She was the ... lady's side , one night , to see John Kemble in Brutus ; Mr. Walter Scott coming into the box with his wife at the ...
... lady who had been his mother's friend from her childhood ; a woman of character , and very attractive . She was the ... lady's side , one night , to see John Kemble in Brutus ; Mr. Walter Scott coming into the box with his wife at the ...
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... Lady Randolph on that night as a thing quite apart in his memory . This was confirmed by Macready , who played Glenalvon ; and who told me that when , after her caution about Norval , putting aside as needless Glenalvon's gaze as though ...
... Lady Randolph on that night as a thing quite apart in his memory . This was confirmed by Macready , who played Glenalvon ; and who told me that when , after her caution about Norval , putting aside as needless Glenalvon's gaze as though ...
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... Lady Ran- dolphs and Lady Macbeths , and lifting the stilted bombast of Zara to the level of Constance's grief and scorn . Godwin said it was worth a day's journey to see Mrs. Siddons walk down the stage as Congreve's captive Queen ...
... Lady Ran- dolphs and Lady Macbeths , and lifting the stilted bombast of Zara to the level of Constance's grief and scorn . Godwin said it was worth a day's journey to see Mrs. Siddons walk down the stage as Congreve's captive Queen ...
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... Lady , to the imitation of the best Latin Poets , and others . Whereunto is added the Rising to the Crowne of Richard the third . 4to . 30 " This apparently unpublished and anonymous production is inscribed to the Lady of Sir Richard ...
... Lady , to the imitation of the best Latin Poets , and others . Whereunto is added the Rising to the Crowne of Richard the third . 4to . 30 " This apparently unpublished and anonymous production is inscribed to the Lady of Sir Richard ...
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... ( LADY ELIZABETH BERKELEY , afterwards LADY CRAVEN ; afterwards MARGRAVINE OF ) . * Modern Anecdote of the Ancient family of the Kinkver- vankotsdarsprakengotchderns ; a Tale for Christmas 1779 . Dedicated to Horace Walpole . [ Anon ...
... ( LADY ELIZABETH BERKELEY , afterwards LADY CRAVEN ; afterwards MARGRAVINE OF ) . * Modern Anecdote of the Ancient family of the Kinkver- vankotsdarsprakengotchderns ; a Tale for Christmas 1779 . Dedicated to Horace Walpole . [ Anon ...
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