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Page 11 - Our plays are but indifferently performed. Mrs. Barry, indeed, has met with that applause which those who can distinguish merit must always give her. Ah, alas! poor Barry, he is no more that Romeo, so universally admired; age has made sad ruin there — I saw him in Rhadimistes, and Mrs.