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Journal of the Conversations of Lord Byron: noted during a ...
I can con“ ceive I-nothing' equal to Kemble's Corio“ lanus; and he looked the
Roman so “ well, that even 'Cato,' cold and stiltish “ as it is, bad a run. That shews
what an “ actor can do for a play! If he had acted “ 'Marino Faliero,' its fate would ...
2
The Knickerbocker: Or, New-York Monthly Magazine
A few of his descriptions are natural and pleasing ; but he sometimes indulges in
very common-place thoughts ; he is frequently stiltish and apostrophi- cal; and in
his general style he is what Lamr terms ' scrappy;' by which we mean, that he ...
Charles Fenno Hoffman, Lewis Gaylord Clark, Kinahan Cornwallis,
1841
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The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence
Mr. Warre_n's views on this subject are just, though the effect, as usual, is
impaired by his stiltish mode of expressing himself: " Possessing every needful
pre-requisite, physical, intellectual, and moral, above adverted to—and sketched
briefly ...
Thomas Pitt Taswell-Langmead, Charles Henry Edward Carmichael, William Pinder Eversley,
1838
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The Old Guard: A Monthly Journal Devoted to the Principles ...
... I knew but to enjoy or die I" His devotions were received by Mrs. Fairleigh
according to certain recognized conventional artifices, such as influenced the
relations of the sexes in the days of chivalry, the affectations and stiltish
professions of ...
Charles Chauncey Burr, Thomas Dunn English,
1869
... the most dangerous of rhetorical figures or artifices, until the audience were
thoroughly warmed for its reception: he was never stiltish, like Sheridan in the
most applauded passages of the Begum speech, nor melodramatic, like Burke in
the ...
"We are sorry to find a gentleman who can write thus, speaking, farther on, of
associations * redolent with rich and kindly feelings,' (as though detectable by the
sense of smell,) and sending forth such stiltish and affected sentences as these : '
.
... the most dangerous of rhetorical figures or artifices, until the audience were
thoroughly warmed for its reception : he was never stiltish, like Sheridan in the
most applauded passages of the Begum speech, nor melodramatic, like Burke in
the ...
William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart,
1871
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The tribute; a miscellaneous volume, in prose and verse [by ...
what, I was sure, he considered a third rate character, The Dane was young,
noble, generous, and in love — his language was in the stiltish style in which
young actors delight, and well besprinkled with those high flown sentimentalisms,
...
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Conversations of Lord Byron: noted during a residence with ...
I can con- " ceive nothing equal to Kemble's Corio- " hums ; and he looked the
Roman so " well, that even 'Cato,' cold and stiltish " as it is, had a run. That shews
what an " actor can do for a play ! If he had acted " ' Marino Faliero,' its fate would
...
Thomas Medwin, George Gordon Byron Byron,
1824
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A philosophical dictionary, from the Fr. [by J.G. Gurton].
... under discreet and able management, produce an admirable effect in tragedy;
they should never, however, be forced, stiltish, or gigantic. Active imagination,
which constitutes men poets, confers on them enthusiasm, — according to the
true ...