| Mary Robinson - 1803 - 334 pages
...friendship, and I also possessed the esteem of several respectable and distinguished females. The play of The WINTER'S TALE was this season commanded by...; and the first character in which I was destined so toappearwasthatofPERDiTA, Iliad frequently played the part, both with the Hermione of Mrs. Hartley... | |
| 1828 - 488 pages
...own way, the circumstances that led to the friendship between her and the young prince. " The play of The Winter's Tale was this season commanded by...the royal family ; and the first character in which 1 was destined to appear, was that of Perdita. I had frequently played the part, both with the Hermione... | |
| Robert Huish - Great Britain - 1830 - 600 pages
...bank for Love to lie and play on.' Mrs. Robinson commences her narrative, by stating, that ' the play of the Winter's Tale was, this season, commanded by...the part, both with the Hermione of Mrs. Hartley and Miss Farren, but I felt a strange degree of alarm when I found my name announced to perform it before... | |
| Robert Huish - Great Britain - 1830 - 600 pages
...bank for Love to lie and play on.' Mrs. Robinson commences her narrative, by stating, that 1 the play of the Winter's Tale was, this season, commanded by...of Perdita. I had frequently played the part, both Avilh the Hermione of Mrs. Hartley and Miss Farren, but I felt a strange degree of alarm when I found... | |
| Percy Hetherington Fitzgerald - Actors - 1874 - 346 pages
...their characters were deceptive. " I had now performed two seasons, in tragedy and comedy. The play of THE WINTER'S TALE was this season commanded by...; and the first character in which I was destined so to appear was that of PERDITA. I had frequently played the part, both with the Herniione of Mrs.... | |
| John Banvard - 1875 - 674 pages
...bank for Love to lie and play on." Mrs. Robinson commences her narrative by stating that " the play of ' The Winter's Tale' was this season commanded...the part, both with the Hermione of Mrs. Hartley and Miss Farren, but I felt a strange degree of alarm when I found my name announced to perform it before... | |
| Mary Robinson - Actresses - 1894 - 324 pages
...distinguished females. The play of The Winter's Tale was this season commanded by their Majesties.1 I never had performed before the royal family ; and the first character in which 1 was destined to appear was that of Perdita. I had frequently played the part, both with the Hermione... | |
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