The Monthly Review 53
The Monthly Review 53
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A Series of Letters, chiefly be- tween two Female Friends, umo. 2 Vols. 6 s. Walter.
A compofition of fmall politics and love, which if it is not an im- provement, is at leaft a variation, in the iagredients odf a modern novel.
Art. as. Tbi Waiting-Maid: or the Gallantries of the Times, lamo. 2 Vols. 6 s. Robins* Obfcenity.
Dramatic.
Art. a6. Jrfacis: a Tragedy. 8vo. ir. 6d. Becket, 1775* ^ The lrage(hr here offered to the pablic, fiiys the pre£ice» i| ibanded upon the Ezio of Metaftafio." The ...coQdoa o\ the fabk« ^ ordination of the teaes, and the difplay of the ckaraderi, are^ indeed, parely •piratical^ notwithftamUng the pains which the Author ktt taken to give the coknr of deep tragedy to the piece, by the soft horrible cataftrophe. The tragic S|ufe never made a mora debate aft of her di^jger : the ilage U plentifully ftrewed with dead bodies at the coadufioti of the fifth a& ^ Whether thefe were among the reafons that induced Mr. CoImtn» t||e oaly manager to whom, it feems, this tn^edy was offered, to feyed it, we cannot determine, as the Author candidly confeffes, that f it haa fince received coafiderabk alterations.*' k might perhaps daidt it6 MoNTRtY Catalooub, P$itiud.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A Series of Letters, chiefly be- tween two Female Friends, umo. 2 Vols. 6 s. Walter.
A compofition of fmall politics and love, which if it is not an im- provement, is at leaft a variation, in the iagredients odf a modern novel.
Art. as. Tbi Waiting-Maid: or the Gallantries of the Times, lamo. 2 Vols. 6 s. Robins* Obfcenity.
Dramatic.
Art. a6. Jrfacis: a Tragedy. 8vo. ir. 6d. Becket, 1775* ^ The lrage(hr here offered to the pablic, fiiys the pre£ice» i| ibanded upon the Ezio of Metaftafio." The ...coQdoa o\ the fabk« ^ ordination of the teaes, and the difplay of the ckaraderi, are^ indeed, parely •piratical^ notwithftamUng the pains which the Author ktt taken to give the coknr of deep tragedy to the piece, by the soft horrible cataftrophe. The tragic S|ufe never made a mora debate aft of her di^jger : the ilage U plentifully ftrewed with dead bodies at the coadufioti of the fifth a& ^ Whether thefe were among the reafons that induced Mr. CoImtn» t||e oaly manager to whom, it feems, this tn^edy was offered, to feyed it, we cannot determine, as the Author candidly confeffes, that f it haa fince received coafiderabk alterations.*' k might perhaps daidt it6 MoNTRtY Catalooub, P$itiud.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Griffiths, Ralph, 1720-1803 to read onlineMoreLess
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