 | John Bell - 1791 - 302 páginas
...way so easy to ladies of the highest rank, that it is a less wonder if, on the stage, she sometime* was, what might have become the finest woman in real life to have supported. Theatre-Royal, C. GIBBER. Jan. 27, 1727-8. PROVOK'D HUSBAND Is the joint performance of Sir JOHN VANBRUGH... | |
 | John Bell - 1797 - 454 páginas
...lively turn of conversation, made her way so easy to ladies of the highest rank, that it is a less wonder if, on the stage, she sometimes was, what might...become the finest woman in real life to have supported. •Theatre-Royal, C. GIBBER. Jan. 27, 1727-8. Bit* II) PROVOK'D HUSBAND Is the joint performance of... | |
 | John Vanbrugh, Colley Cibber - 1808 - 142 páginas
...andlively turnof converealion, made her way so easy to ladits of the highest rank, that it » a, less wonder if, on the stage, she sometimes was, what might have become the finest woman in real life tflt have wpported. C. CIBBER. M^,!?^*-* itf-tf '*:• In ss.V'.: -, '.5 tno-i .rif ' > n -'*'^ SiH... | |
 | James Plumptre - 1812 - 552 páginas
...lively turn of conversation, made her way so easy to ladies of the highest rank, that it is a less wonder if, on the stage, she sometimes was, what might...become the finest woman in real life to have supported. Theatre Royal, 'Jan. 27, 1727-8. C. GIBBER. M PROLOGUE. This play took birth from principles of truth}... | |
 | 1861 - 584 páginas
...so Easy to Ladies of the highest Rank, that it is a less Wonder, if on the Stage she sometimes wot, what might have become the finest Woman in real Life, to have supported. " C. ClBBEK. " Theatre Royal, Jan. 27, 1727-8." Well spoken, old Colley ! Who shall say, after this,... | |
 | Sir John Vanbrugh - 1927 - 322 páginas
...and lively Turn of Conversation made her Way so easy to Ladies of the highest Rank, that it is a less Wonder, if on the Stage she sometimes was, what might...the finest Woman in real Life, to have supported. . GIBBER. PROLOGUE Spoken by Mr. IFilks. THIS Play took Birth from Principles of Truth, To make Amends... | |
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Characters she chiefly excell'd in; but her natural good Sense and lively Turn of Conversation made her Way so easy to Ladies of the highest Rank, that it is a less Wonder, if on the Stage she sometimes was, what might have become the finest Woman in... 