The Works of Mr. William Shakespear, Volume 7J. Darby, 1725 |
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Page ix
... Description , and all the strongest and highest Colourings of Poetry , they both are certainly without Equals . Spenser indeed trod more in the Paths of Learning , borrow'd , a borrow'd , improv'd , and heighten'd all he imitated : The ...
... Description , and all the strongest and highest Colourings of Poetry , they both are certainly without Equals . Spenser indeed trod more in the Paths of Learning , borrow'd , a borrow'd , improv'd , and heighten'd all he imitated : The ...
Page xiv
... Descriptions , and the plain and natural Turn of " several of his Characters , he pleases his Audience , and often “ " ،، gains their Ear , without a fingle Bribe from Luxury or Vice . " That Piece of his , ( the Tragedy of HAMLET ) ...
... Descriptions , and the plain and natural Turn of " several of his Characters , he pleases his Audience , and often “ " ،، gains their Ear , without a fingle Bribe from Luxury or Vice . " That Piece of his , ( the Tragedy of HAMLET ) ...
Page xx
... Descriptions only can have place . They truft a Friend , only to tell it us : Th ' Occafion fhould as naturally fall , dwin Philaster ] Art's needless Varnish to make Nature shine , ১ . But to make Rage declaim , and Grief discourse ...
... Descriptions only can have place . They truft a Friend , only to tell it us : Th ' Occafion fhould as naturally fall , dwin Philaster ] Art's needless Varnish to make Nature shine , ১ . But to make Rage declaim , and Grief discourse ...
Page xxiii
... Descriptions only can have place . But to make Rage declaim , and Grief discourse , la do zdr From Lovers in Despair fine things to force , als Bojo Muft needs fucceed : for who can chuse but pityroid d A dying Hero miferably witty ...
... Descriptions only can have place . But to make Rage declaim , and Grief discourse , la do zdr From Lovers in Despair fine things to force , als Bojo Muft needs fucceed : for who can chuse but pityroid d A dying Hero miferably witty ...
Page xxxii
... Description of that one individual Man , but to show what Violence and Anger would make all Men of that Character say or do : As therefore Achilles is a general and allegorical Person , so ought all Heroes of Tragedy to be ; where they ...
... Description of that one individual Man , but to show what Violence and Anger would make all Men of that Character say or do : As therefore Achilles is a general and allegorical Person , so ought all Heroes of Tragedy to be ; where they ...
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