Actors of the Present Day and Mr Tray at Covent Garden
The piece laments fading fame for actors and praises Garrick and Johnson while previewing a critical notice of Mr. Teary of Covent Garden. It argues actors gain fame for social life and pleases in many roles but warns against restlessness and overstudy. It endorses Tray to focus on comedy and abandon Kemble-inspired mannerisms for a truer stage presence.
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Dodds
Hendersons
Garricks
Keatles
Keans
Liston
Young
Munden
Garrick
Johnson
Goldsmith
Reynolds
Kean
Ligton
Dennis Burgruddery
Teary
Covent Garden
Ikkemble
Cassius and Wegrim
Sir Vilver Surface
Gondibert
Sir George Thunder
Tray
Kemble
Cheapside
Piccadilly
Mr. Kemble
Triany
Wer
Farewell to Lady Byron Poems on Domestic Circumstances
Fragment from Lord Byron poems on his domestic life explores deep sorrow and betrayal. The speaker pleads farewell while confessing faults and unhealed wounds, imagining the future with his lover and child, and the pain of separation that defies calm. The verse laments disunity, lingering love, and enduring memory.
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Lord Byron
Sketch of a Domestic Tyrant from a Poem Fragment
A dramatic poem fragment portrays a cruel, powerful housekeeper who governs a household through deception and scorn. The speaker condemns her manipulation, cruelty, and influence over family life, warning of eventual public exposure and moral reckoning. The piece reflects 19th century critique of private vice and the dangers of gossip.
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Miscellanea
Sma
Roern
Virtue