In this drama are comprised tragedy, comedy, opera, and some degree of farce--yet so happily is the variety blended, that one scene never diminishes the interest of another, but they all combine to produce a most valuable composition. In the rank of excellence, the tragic parts are to be accounted foremost; and, among these, the original and admirable character of Eustache de St. Pierre stands first.…
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