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Bowen seems to have had an ill-balanced mind; he was so affected by Jeremy Collier's "Short View" that he left the stage and opened a cane shop in Holborn, thinking "a shopkeeper's life was the readiest way to heaven." But he was on the stage again in a year, thus resuming the career which was to be his ruin.
After half an hour Miss Western came down, having put on a purplish-coloured dress, very fine for the collier's kitchen. "I told you you'd no need to change," said William to her. "Oh, Chubby!" Then she turned with that sweetish smile to Mrs. Morel. "Don't you think he's always grumbling, Mrs. Morel?" "Is he?" said Mrs. Morel. "That's not very nice of him." "It isn't, really!"
It is very true that prevision means the foresight that his art gave him, but provision implies the exercise of that foresight or prevision; it is therefore better, because more comprehensive. Mr. Collier's folio gives as an improvement upon Malone and Steevens's reading of the passage, "And thy father Was Duke of Milan; and his only heir A princess; no worse issued," the following:
The next alteration in the received text is a decided improvement. In speaking of the royal fleet dispersed by the tempest, Ariel says, "They all have met again, And are upon the Mediterranean flote Bound sadly home for Naples"; for which Mr. Collier's folio substitutes, "They all have met again, And all upon the Mediterranean float, Bound sadly back to Naples." Mr.
The story was published in "Collier's" last summer and provoked this startling letter from an anonymous admirer in Cincinnati: "Sir I have read the story Benjamin Button in Colliers and I wish to say that as a short story writer you would make a good lunatic I have seen many peices of cheese in my life but of all the peices of cheese I have ever seen you are the biggest peice.
George Parsons, a Collier's Weekly man, who was once left on a desert island on the east end of Cuba to deliver a message to Gomez, several hundred miles away; J.B. Clarke, of Webberville, Michigan, who was correspondent for a Pittsburg newspaper whenever some one could commandeer the necessary stamps; and four or five correspondents of country weeklies in Western States.
Through the lewdness of the Mimis and mimas in Pantomime, their dress, or rather lack of dress, Pantomimes were denounced, not only by the early Christian writers, but also by some of the Pagan writers, like Juvenal, as being very prejudicial to morality. It has, however, always been a favourite topic of the Prynne's, the Jeremy Collier's and the Dr.
Collier's reputation. But although this insinuation of the spurious character Of the writing in Mr.
They were not permitted, such was the ingenious cruelty of their enemies, to make use of any other means of removing him, excepting such a collier's cart as they had themselves formerly used, in which they deposited their brother on a truss of straw, scarcely expecting to reach any place of shelter ere death should release him from his misery.
Collier's folio, in situations like those of Birone and Benedick: "I am resolv'd, I over- Heard them in the presence appoynt to walke Here in the garden: now in yon thicket I'll stay," etc. "Exit behind the Arras." But no man in the world knows the ancient customs of the English stage better than Mr. By J. Payne Collier, Esq., F.S.A. 3 vols. 8vo. Again, Mr.
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