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Page viii
... several others , we shall no doubt find remov'd in the new Edition of his Plays . When a Genius of similar Fire and Fancy , temper'd with a learned Patience , sits down to consider what SHAKESPEAR would Think , as well as what he could ...
... several others , we shall no doubt find remov'd in the new Edition of his Plays . When a Genius of similar Fire and Fancy , temper'd with a learned Patience , sits down to consider what SHAKESPEAR would Think , as well as what he could ...
Page xv
... several Persons , ' and at several Times ; and this not with any Contrivance to • make it appear probable , but with manifest Errors altogether in- • excusable ? And the worst of it is , there are some Blockheads • who call this ...
... several Persons , ' and at several Times ; and this not with any Contrivance to • make it appear probable , but with manifest Errors altogether in- • excusable ? And the worst of it is , there are some Blockheads • who call this ...
Page xxi
... several ways , This oft alone has given Success to Plays . Reject that vulgar Error , which appears So fair , of making perfect Characters : There's no such thing in Nature , and you'll draw A faultless Monster , which the World ne'er ...
... several ways , This oft alone has given Success to Plays . Reject that vulgar Error , which appears So fair , of making perfect Characters : There's no such thing in Nature , and you'll draw A faultless Monster , which the World ne'er ...
Page xxiii
... several Persons , ' and at several Times ; and this not with any Contrivance to ⚫ make it appear probable , but with manifest Errors altogether in- excusable ? And the worst of it is , there are some Blockheads • who call this ...
... several Persons , ' and at several Times ; and this not with any Contrivance to ⚫ make it appear probable , but with manifest Errors altogether in- excusable ? And the worst of it is , there are some Blockheads • who call this ...
Page xxiii
... several ways , This oft alone has given Success to Plays . Reject that vulgar Error , which appears So fair , of making perfect Characters : There's no fuch thing in Nature , and you'll draw A faultless Monster , which the World ne'er ...
... several ways , This oft alone has given Success to Plays . Reject that vulgar Error , which appears So fair , of making perfect Characters : There's no fuch thing in Nature , and you'll draw A faultless Monster , which the World ne'er ...
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