horse chesnut, 404
Quin, an anecdote in verse, 409
Luck of Edenhall, 487
The parson and the nose, 495
Solitude, advantages of for study, 495
Soldier to his horse, 499
Prospectus, 1
R
Reviews of New-York impeached, 505
S
Seymour, Mrs. see actors
She would and she would not, merit of, 506
Southern, 502
Socrates, death of, 280
Sophocles, 189
SPORTING, 85, 164, 262, 410, 499
Spain, divertissements in, 495
Strolling Player, a week's journal of, 396
Stage, history of, 8, 9, 109, 189, 269, 350
T
Taylor, Billy, critique on ballad, 467
Thespis, account of, 113
Theobaldus Secundus, 173, 241, 307, 384
Theatre, misbehaviour there, 267
Theobald, his theft from Metayer, 503
Theatrical contest, Barry and Garrick, in Romeo, 507
Thornton, Col. his removal from York to Wilts, 164
V
Voltaire, his idea of originality in writing, 184
W
Warren, Mrs. life of, 118
Warren, actor, see actors
West, see actors
Wit, pedigree of, by Addison, 406
Wife, essay on the choice of, 477
Wood, actor, see actors
----, Mrs., ibid.
Y
Young, celebrated actor, 236
Z
Zengis, so unintelligible audience not understand it, 507
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Errors and Inconsistencies: The Mirror of Taste
Spellings were changed only when there was an unambiguous error,
or the word occurred elsewhere with the expected spelling.
_Unchanged:_
But this can no more be alledged
Congreve and other cotemporary authors
melo-drame [most common spelling for this publication]
the excressences of overloaded society
Ella Rozenberg
[this spelling is used in the header and first citation; later
references use "Rosenberg"]
put his hand to their heads and give them a lanch
A poor fellow, half an ideot
His coat and waiscoat were taken off
_Corrected:_
From Edinburgh he went with the company [Edinburg]
notwithstanding the difficulty [dfficulty]
the reviewers spoke with decided approbation [appprobation]
Is happy indeed if 'twas never deceiv'd
in the adjustment of individual differences [idividual]
While Reynolds vents his '_dammes_, _poohs_' and '_zounds_'[12]
[word "and" italicized]
_Index_:
Missing or inconsistent punctuation has been silently regularized.
_Poetry_
Soldier to his horse, 499 [tohis]
Zengis, so unintelligible audien
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