 ... hers to be the perfection of acting, we cannot be wrong in the belief that no one hereafter will ever be found to approach her. Her conception of the character of Ingomar was perfection itself; her playful and ingenuous manner, her light girlish laughter,...  Phoenixiana, Or, Sketches and Burlesques - Page 43by George Horatio Derby - 1889 - 274 pagesFull view - About this book
 | George Horatio Derby - American wit and humor - 1856 - 294 pages
...superior of any living actress ; and, as we believe hers to be the perfection of acting, we cannot be wrong in the belief that no one hereafter will ever...unyielding, uncompromising father in the tragic scene of Duncan's murder, was indeed nature itself. Miss Pelican is about seventeen years of age, of miraculous... | |
 | Marshall Pinckney Wilder - American literature - 1907 - 202 pages
...superior to any living actress ; and, as we believe that to be the perfection of acting, we cannot be wrong in the belief that no one hereafter will ever...unyielding, uncompromising father in the tragic scene of Duncan's murder, was indeed nature itself. Miss Pelican is about seventeen years of age, of miraculous... | |
 | Marshall Pinckney Wilder - American wit and humor - 1909 - 204 pages
...superior to any living actress ; and, as we believe that to be the perfection of acting, we cannot be wrong in the belief that no one hereafter will ever...unyielding, uncompromising father in the tragic scene of Duncan's murder, was indeed nature itself. Miss Pelican is about seventeen years of age, of miraculous... | |
 | John Phoenix - Humor - 2008 - 698 pages
...superior of any living actress ; and, as we believe hers to be the perfection of acting, we cannot be wrong in the belief that no one hereafter will ever...unyielding, uncompromising father in the tragic scene of Duncan's murder, was indeed nature itself. Miss Pelican is about seventeen years of age, of miraculous... | |
 | John Phoenix - Humor - 2008 - 698 pages
...superior of any living actress ; and, as we believe hers to be the perfection of acting, we cannot be wrong in the belief that no one hereafter will ever...unyielding, uncompromising father in the tragic scene of Duncan's murder, was indeed nature itself. Miss Pelican is about seventeen years of age, of miraculous... | |
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