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Excerpt from A Tale of Mystery, a Melo-Drame: As Performed at the Theatre-Royal Covent-Garden
There are few pleasures so great, or so pure, as that of being able, by a well told tale, to fix the at tention, rouse the passions, and hold the faculties in anxious and impatient suspense, This pleasure is increased in proportion as the Spectators of a Drama, or the Readers of a Narrative, are known to be nu merous. W'hen multitudes agree m sentiment, and sympathise in feeling, when they pronounce with.
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