...in the Rehearfal, had, for fome time, lain dormant, fhe was defired to take it up, which I have feen her act with all the true, coxcombly Spirit, and Humour,...Sufficiency of the Character required. , But what found moft Employment for. lie r whole various Excellence at once, was the Pgrr. of Melantha, in Marriage-...

...coxcombly Spirit, ajid Humour, that the Sufficiency of the Character required. But what found moft Employment for her whole various Excellence at once, was the Part of Melantba, in Marriage-Alamode. Mclantha is as finifh'd an Impertinent, as ever fluuer'd in a Drawing-Room,...

...in the Rehearfal, had, for fome time^ lain dormant, me was delired to take it up, which I have feen her act: with all the true, coxcombly Spirit and Humour,...Sufficiency of the Character required. But what found moft Employment for her •whole various Excellence at once, was the Part . of Melantha, in Marriage-...

...Rehearfal, had, for fome time, lain dormant, fhe was defired to take k up, which I have feen her acl: with all the true, coxcombly Spirit, and Humour, that...Sufficiency of the Character required. But what found moft Employment for her whole various Excellence at once, was the Part of Melantha, in Marriage- Alamode....

...cocked hat, and cavalier in fashion. People were so fond of seeing her a man, that when the part of Bays in The Rehearsal, had, for some time, lain dormant,...various excellence at once, was the part of Melantha, in Marriage-Alamode. Melantha is as finished an impertinent, as ever fluttered in a drawing-room, and...

...cocked hat, and cavalier in fashion. People were so fond of seeing her a man, that when the part of Bays in The Rehearsal, had, for some time, lain dormant,...various excellence at once, was the part of Melantha, in Marriage-Alamode. Melantha is as finished an impertinent, as ever fluttered in a drawing-room, and...

...hat, and cavalier in fashion. People were so fond ' of seeing her a man, that when the part of Bays in the Rehearsal, ' had, for some time, lain dormant,...humour that the sufficiency of the character required.' In this work, also, the reader may become acquainted, on familiar terms, with Wilkes and Dogget, and...

...man, that when the part .of Bai/t, in the " Rehearsal," had, for some time, lain dormant, she wiis desired to take it up, which I have seen her act with...whole various excellence at once, was the part of Melanthm, in " Marriage-Alamode." Melantha is as finished an impertinent as ever fluttered in a drawing-room,...

...hat, and cavalier in fashion. People were so fond ' t>f seeing her a man, that when the part of Bays in the Rehearsal, • had, for some time, lain dormant, she was desired to take it up, 1 which I have seen her act with all the true, coxcombly spirit and ' humour that the sufficiency of...

...cocked hat and cavalier in fashion. People were so fond of seeing her a man, that when the part of Bays in the "Rehearsal" had for some time lain dormant,...various excellence at once, was the part of Melantha in " Marriage-Alamode." Melantha is as finished an impertinent as ever fluttered in a drawing-room, and...