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Ii la COUNT Alt Z Z I. A TraE,eiy.—
Ily ROBERT NDOR, A.M.
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" Speaking of it as a dramatic poem, we have met with nothing
to he compared with it for a vi:ry long period. We presume hot
to remove the veil, or to penetrate the mystrties of authorAtip ;
hut we hesitate not to alairm, that • Arezzi wnuLt do tumour to the
most popular name we could ticket from the dramatic talent of the
The lit St act, perhaps, bolog merely introductory, is 543111 C.•
It-it heavy; hilt from the commencement of the second. to tit.:
doe of the drama, the most intense interest is roused, and conti-
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are rarely combined :"—" it abounds with many fine passages, and
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coicsiderable taste in the selection of his language, ail-
-1.1 in the roan igentent of his venification, and sufficiently noble in
sentimern."—lAterary klusettin, December 6, 1825.

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