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Show TH LIF O PANEGYRIC of a similar tendency, wa ‘published afterward by Dr. Smollet, in hi History of Great Britain sensible tha i tw Tha writer wa of his novel h i cxprCSSiO ha misrepresented Mr. Garrick in a strain of malevolence i gd Trose but he had the candour to declare frunded in that he thought it incumbent on him to mak Roscius n atonemen in parted Wi juries he had done him in a work of fiction Accordingly, in bis review of the liberal art in the reign of George II. he gave the fol Frery fac lowin in a wor passage of truth " Th for th exhibition of th 1 stage were improved to the mast exquisit ¢ entertainment by the talents and management of Garrick, who greatly surpa se all his predecessors of this, and, perh ps every other nation in th in his genius for acting sweetness and variet of his tones the irresistible magic: of his eye, the fir ".an grief; tea house, an monstratio resounded loudest burs the theatrie tansoend |
