Hypocrite Comedy, Used (19 results)

Condition: As New. Unread book in perfect condition.

Condition: As New. Unread book in perfect condition.

Soft cover. Condition: Good. Duodecimo. 99, [i]pp. Disbound. With an additional engraved title-page. ESTC N16690. An alteration of Colley Cibber's 'The non-juror' with reference back to Molière's 'Tartuffe', on which the former was also based.

Soft cover. Condition: Good. Octavo. [viii], 92pp. Second edition. With the half-title present. Disbound. ESTC T63742. An adaptation of Molière's 'Tartuffe' and Colley Cibber's 'The non-juror', which is based on it. The author of the alterations is Isaac Bickerstaffe.

Hardcover. Condition: Fair / Good. Dust Jacket Condition: No Dustjacket. 127+99+117+108 pages. 4 plays in one volume. No dustjacket. Light brown leather boards, wear to corners, darkened cross-banded and decorated leather to spine which has surface fissures and some cracking, small losses to spine-ends, outer hinges cracked, binding strained in places. Browned/discoloured end-papers, ink name/address to each title-page, occasional brown spots to pages and some foxing to frontispieces and illustrations pages.

No Binding. Condition: Very Good. vignette illustration, printed double column, disbound, very good. 16 pages; keywords: drama;

Condition: Good. *Price HAS BEEN REDUCED by 10% until Tuesday, May 26 (holiday SALE item)* 12mo, 44 pp., frontis., issued as Modern Standard Drama No. 105; lacks back cover of paper wrappers, text age toned and damp stained, reading copy only, - If you are reading this, this item is actually (physically) in our stock and ready for shipment once ordered. We are not bookjackers. Buyer is responsible for any additional duties, taxes, or fees required by recipient's country.

Hardcover. Condition: Good. Four plays bound as one in full leather binding; all published in 1792. Frontispiece to each play. Full leather binding, red leather title label on spine ("British Theatre, 1"). Corners rubbed, small piece of label at head of spine, otherwise tight, good. Book.

8vo in fours, pp. [viii], 92; disbound. Second edition. First performed at Drury Lane in November 1768, and based on Cibber's Non-juror (which takes its plot from Molière's Tartuffe).

pp. 16. Coloured vignette at beginning of work. 8vo. Original printed wrapper, frayed. The London Stage series.

Condition: Hervorragend. Zustand: Hervorragend | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | Keine Beschreibung verfügbar.

Condition: Good. Original B&W lithograph on wove paper. 17 × 11.5 inches. Good. Moderate foxing and toning throughout; three inch tear on the top left; four inch tear at bottom-center. Signed in the plate with the initials HB. This 1841 cartoon satirizes parliamentary figures involved in scandals or sudden displays of "virtue" in advance of elections or legislative maneuvers.John Doyle, known by the pen name H. B., was an Irish political cartoonist, caricaturist, painter and lithographer.

Soft cover. Condition: Good. as it is performed at the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane, taken from Moliere and Cibber, modern paper wrappers, ink annotations half-title, minor dust-soiling, good. same year as the first edition; 92 pages; keywords: drama;

Couverture rigide. Condition: Bon. Edition originale. Five comedies bound together, solid binding, half leather with marbled-paper boards. slight wear to edges and corners.title on spine, name of previous owner on spine bottom (Chodron) who put his stamp on the title pages and wrote a table of contents on the front page; inside very good, some foxing only on one of the books; All five plays are presented in their entirety as published by T. Dolby. Each has its own title page and black and white engraved frontispiece. The Hypocrite has an engraved frontispice drawn by Corbould; 14,5x9,5 cm;

Half title. Later blue paper wraps. ESTC T64090. Adapted from Cibber's The Non-Juror, itself taken from Molière's Tartuffe.

hardcover. Condition: very good(+). The Hypocrite. 1769, 2nd edition; The Miser by Henry Fielding. 1769, Fifth Edition. and The West Indian. [Richard Cumberland]. 1771. New Edition. Engraved title to the last piece; half-title present in the first. Three plays bound together. Contemporary armorial bookplate of Sir Henry Lawson, small ticket from the Ashley-Page Collection. 8vo, contemporary full calf; spine with raised bands, gilt floral tools; red morocco label. London: 1769; 1769; 1771. Very good (+).

London, Printed for the Proprietors, under the Direction of John Bell, 1791-92, 4 opere raccolte in volume unico, in-8, pieno vitello coevo, dorso a 5 nervi con titolo e filettature oro, cornice a filetto ai piatti, tagli e sguardie marmorizzate, pp. VI, 107, (1), IV, 82; 90; VIII, 90, (49. Con 8 belle tavole incise in rame da Corner, Lelattre, Skelton, Audinet, Legat e Leney (fra cui 4 ritratti degli interpreti delle commedie nei ruoli di scena: M.r Parsons, M.r Fawcet Jun.r, M.r Dimond e M.rs Dorothea Jordan). Ex libris araldico: Michael Hoy. Minime mancanze al dorso, qualche macchia alla coperta.

Lacks front wrapper?, back wrapper detached. Title page and corners worn and creased. String bound. 68 pp. This is a relatively early American edition of an English comedy. S&S 23821, OCLC 9935564.

First editions by Francklin, Hoole, Cumberland, Sheridan and Reed. The Bickerstaff is a second edition and the Gay a late edition as it was first published in 1728. Pp. Francklin: [viii], 79, p. [80] advertisement; Hoole: pp.[vi of viii, lacking half-title], 71, p. [72, Epilogue] ; Cumberland: pp. xii, [3], 92; Sheridan: pp. [iii]-x (lacking half-title), [vi],98 (of 100 pages, lacking last leaf of text); Reed: pp. [viii], 62, [2 blank]; Gay: Pp. 94 (including engraved frontispiece by Grignion after Hayman), [2 blank]; Bickerstaff: pp.[viii including half-title], 92. 1 vols. 8vo. These plays were very popular, most running into second and sometimes third editions in the first year. The Francklin is an adaption of "Voltaire's "Amelie ou le duc de Foix." The Hoole epilogue by George Colman, the play based upon Metastasio's "Oemofoonte." The Epilogue of "The Choleric Man" is by Garrick. "Tom Jones," based upon Fielding's novel, is the libretto without music. The Gay includes printed music composed and arranged by John Christopher Pepusch. Bickerstaff's play is based upon the "Non-Juror" by Cibber. The seven works bound in one volume. Contemporary calf, maroon morocco label reading "Plays" and spine numbered "8." Joints cracked, extremities and spine worn, some offsetting of text, some light browning, Cumberland and Sheridan margins cropped affecting first letters in outermargins and some catchwords, p. [iv] headline in Cumberland cropped, pp. 35-6 of Sheridan with final line of text cropped off, else a very good collection of plays Pp. Francklin: [viii], 79, p. [80] advertisement; Hoole: pp.[vi of viii, lacking half-title], 71, p. [72, Epilogue] ; Cumberland: pp. xii, [3], 92; Sheridan: pp. [iii]-x (lacking half-title), [vi],98 (of 100 pages, lacking last leaf of text); Reed: pp. [viii], 62, [2 blank]; Gay: Pp. 94 (including engraved frontispiece by Grignion after Hayman), [2 blank]; Bickerstaff: pp.[viii including half-title], 92. 1 vols. 8vo First editions by Francklin, Hoole, Cumberland, Sheridan and Reed. The Bickerstaff is a second edition and the Gay a late edition as it was first published in 1728.