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Melmoth the Wanderer on The Absentee : “There was the salted salmon, (a luxury unknown even in London. _Vide_ Miss Edgeworth's Tales, "The Absentee").”Melmoth the Wanderer on Marriage à la Mode : “read the courtly loves of Rodolphil and Melantha, Palamede and Doratice, in Dryden's Marriage a la Mode.”Melmoth the Wanderer on Love in a Wood : “verified the title of Wycherly's play, "Love in a Wood."”Melmoth the Wanderer on Tristram Shandy : “all in vizard masks, which, though worn as well as aunt Dinah's in Tristram Shandy, served to conceal them”Melmoth the Wanderer on Cutter of Coleman Street : “scraps from Cowley's "Cutter of Coleman street," and some curious specimens from Mrs Aphra Behn's plays”Melmoth the Wanderer on The History of the English Stage : “according to the history of the veteran Betterton(8), Mrs Barry, who personated Roxana, had a green-room squabble with Mrs Bowtell”Melmoth the Wanderer on Julien Delmour : “(15) Vide Madame Genlis's "Julien Delmour."”Melmoth the Wanderer on Henry IV : “"He seemed to go through fire and water," … (12) See Henry IV. Second Part.”Melmoth the Wanderer on Sinbad the Sailor : “one would have imagined their lives were bound up in his, like those of the wives in the story of Sinbad the Sailor, who were to be interred alive with their deceased husbands.”Literary Life: A Second Memoir on Melmoth the Wanderer : “a copy of Melmoth the Wanderer, in the attractive three-volume Bentley reprint, a book that proved much easier to sell than to read.”
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