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... scene between Philip and his son is very fine , as a dramatic spectacle ; and we think that much must be made of it by Messrs . Young and Charles Kemble . scene also of the trial , before the Inquisition , might be con- ducted nearly as ...
... scene between Philip and his son is very fine , as a dramatic spectacle ; and we think that much must be made of it by Messrs . Young and Charles Kemble . scene also of the trial , before the Inquisition , might be con- ducted nearly as ...
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... scene of enchantment : it conveys more the idea of an eastern dream than of a scene of reality . It is 144 feet long and 44 feet wide , with an arched roof , sup- ported by Ionic pillars finely gilt , between each of which are arched ...
... scene of enchantment : it conveys more the idea of an eastern dream than of a scene of reality . It is 144 feet long and 44 feet wide , with an arched roof , sup- ported by Ionic pillars finely gilt , between each of which are arched ...
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... scene of much agony and instruction .-- Of The Sisters , ' the one who is sprightly decoys the accepted lover of the serious one , is married to him , runs away with a lord , and dies in great misery . A similar death - bed scene is ...
... scene of much agony and instruction .-- Of The Sisters , ' the one who is sprightly decoys the accepted lover of the serious one , is married to him , runs away with a lord , and dies in great misery . A similar death - bed scene is ...
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