Macready
[muh k-ree-dee, muh-kree-]
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noun
William Charles,1793–1873, English actor.
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A tragedy was offered to Mr. Macready, or Mr. Webster, in thirty acts.
The Jest BookMark Lemon
Macready was one of his innermost circle, and he had other friends on the stage.
Victorian WorthiesGeorge Henry Blore
That course, Mr. Macready, will not bring her into any port known to the Board of Trade.
The Sins of Sverac BablonSax Rohmer
They were as classical, in their way, as Macready's Roman mob.
The moment I arrived here, I enquired, of course, after Macready.
The Letters of Charles DickensCharles Dickens
Macready
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