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The Druriad

Note 16 — THE DRURIAD, &c.

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Barrymore is one of those personages, to make use of Pope’s words, “Who never changed his principles or wig.”⁠—As his action and voice are uniform, so is his wig; as his gigantic method of uttering trivial sentiments is uniform, so is his wig: pity the wig is not a better one!

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