 | 1814 - 556 pagine
...tragi-comicjilosqfo, who reads, sings, and gesticulates old Gothic tales of Orlando and his Paladins. ' This is a theatre where any stranger may study for nothing...theatre of San Carlo, the mind, as well as the man, is parted oil from its fellows in an elbow-chair. There all is regulation and silence : no applause,... | |
 | Joseph Forsyth - 1820 - 700 pagine
...that of doctor was given hy the ancients t», fencing-masters , archers , bookbinders , etc.. This is a theatre where any stranger may study for nothing...object worthy of attention except the court and the riddle. There the drama — but what is a drama in Naples without Punch ? * or what * Capponi and others... | |
 | Sir Richard Phillips - 1826 - 480 pagine
...gothic tales of Orlando and hia Paladins. This is a theatre where any stranger may study for nothing tho manners of the people. At the theatre of San Carlo the mind, as well as the man, is parted off from its fellows in an elbow-chair. There all is regulation and silence: no applause,... | |
 | Josiah Conder - 1831 - 480 pagine
...Jllosofo, who reads, sings, and gesticulates old Gotliic tales of Orlando and Jus Paladins. ' This is a theatre where any stranger may study for nothing...Carlo, the mind, as well as the man, seems parted oil" from its fellows in an elbowchair. There all is regulation and silence: no applause, no censure,... | |
 | Josiah Conder - 1831 - 532 pagine
...manners of the people. At the theatre of San Carlo, the mind, as well as the man, seems parted ojff from its fellows in an elbowchair. There all is regulation...applause, no censure, no object worthy of attention, excepts the court and the fiddle. There the drama — but what is a drama in Naples without Punch ?... | |
 | Sir Richard Phillips - 1838 - 480 pagine
...gothic tales of Orlando and his Paladins. This is a theatre where any stranger may study for nothing tbe manners of the people. At the theatre of San Carlo the mind, as well as the man, is parted off from its fellows in an elbow-chair. There all is regulation and silence : no applause,... | |
 | Charles MacFarlane - 1846 - 238 pagine
...and the Marionettes, and out-door Punch, might be more correctly applied to San Carlino :— " This is a theatre where any stranger may study for nothing...There the drama — but what is a drama in Naples without Punch? or what is Punch out of Naples ? Here, in his native tongue, and among his own countrymen,... | |
 | 1847 - 568 pagine
...Molo and the Marionettes, and out-door Punch, might be more correctly applied to San Carlino : " This is a theatre where any stranger may study for nothing...San Carlo the mind, as well as the man, seems parted on from its fellows in an elbow-chair. There all is regulation and silence : no applause, no censure,... | |
 | Robert Ellis Thompson, William Wilberforce Newton, Otis H. Kendall - 1881 - 980 pagine
...Molo, and the Marionettes, and out-door Punch, might be more correctly applied to San Carlino : " This is a theatre where any stranger may study for nothing...as the man seems parted off from its fellows in an elbow chair. There all is regulation and silence ; no applause, no censure, no object worthy of attention,... | |
 | Sir Richard Phillips - 1826 - 492 pagine
...filosofo, who reads, sings, and gestiou-1 lates old gothic tales of Orlando and his Paladins. This is a theatre where any stranger may study for nothing...theatre of San Carlo the mind, as well as the man, is parted off from its fellows in an elbow-chair. There all is regulation and silence : no applause,... | |
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Carlo the mind, as well as the man, is parted off from its fellows in an elbow-chair. There all is regulation and silence: no applause, no censure, no object worthy of- attention except the court and the fiddle. There the drama — but what is a drama... 