...not very serene, although passed among the stars, , .In one of Pepys's notices of Hart, he tells us " It pleased us mightily to see the natural affection...poor woman, the mother of one of the children brought upon the stage ; the child crying, she, by force, got upon the stage, and took up her child, and carried...

...do any eerioas part, as, the other day, just like a fool or changeling; and in a mud part do beyond ; stride : the child crying, she by force got upon the stage, and look up lier child, uud carried it...

...especially hers : which makes it a miracle to me to think how ill she do any serious part, as the other day, just like a fool or changeling : and, in a mad part, do beyond all imitation almost. -—Vol. iL, p. 171. / carry off the dead, she gives the bearer a box on the ear and jumps up, exclaiming,...

...especially hers : which makes it a miracle to me to think howill she do any serious part, as, the other day, just like a fool or changeling ; and, in a mad...the child crying, she by force got upon the stage, F 4 72 PEPYS AND and took up her child, and carried it away off the stage from Hart. Many fine faces...

...especially hers, which makes it a miracle to me to think how ill she do any serious part, as, the other day, just like a fool or changeling ; and in a mad part do beyond imitation almost." That Nell hated "serious parts," in which, as Pepys assures us, she was poor, we...

...especially her's : which makes it a miracle to me to think how ill she do any serious part,1 as, the other day, just like a fool or changeling ; and, in a mad part, do beyond imitation almost. It pleased us mightily to see the natural affection of a poor woman, the mother of...

...especially her's : which makes it a miracle to me to think how ill she do any serious part,1 as, the other day, just like a fool or changeling ; and, in a mad part, do beyond imitation almost. It pleased us mightily to see the natural affection of a poor woman, the mother of...

...especially her's : which makes it a miracle to me to think how ill she do any serious part,1 as, the other day, just like a fool or changeling ; and, in a mad part, do beyond imitation almost. It pleased us mightily to see the natural affection of a poor woman, the mother of...

...especially hers : which makes it a miracle to me to think how ill she do any serious part, as, the other day, just like a fool or changeling ; and in a mad part do beyond nnitation almost. It pleased us mightily to see the natural affection of a poor woman, the mother of...

...which makes it a miracle to me how ill she do any serious part, as the other day (in The Surpritat), just like a fool or changeling, and in a mad part do beyond all imitation almost."* Nell, as Mirida, in All Mistaken, " And became," snyi Burnet, " he thought a gaiety of humour would...