The Works of Mr. William Shakespear, Volume 7J. Darby, 1725 |
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Page xv
... Discovery of Beau- ties , which they are not able to find out . This is the very Fault which thofe Modernists lay to the Charge of the Admirers of the Antients : For while they would perfuade us , that these have given Beauties to Homer ...
... Discovery of Beau- ties , which they are not able to find out . This is the very Fault which thofe Modernists lay to the Charge of the Admirers of the Antients : For while they would perfuade us , that these have given Beauties to Homer ...
Page xv
... Discovery of Beau- ties , which they are not able to find out . This is the very Fault which those Modernists lay to the Charge of the Admirers of the Antients : For while they would perfuade us , that these have given Beauties to Homer ...
... Discovery of Beau- ties , which they are not able to find out . This is the very Fault which those Modernists lay to the Charge of the Admirers of the Antients : For while they would perfuade us , that these have given Beauties to Homer ...
Page xxxi
... Discovery of the Abfurdity did not bring him to avoid it , rather than make . an Apology for it . But this is not the only Fault of the way of writing in his time , which he did not correct ; for in the Chorus of the third Act of Henry ...
... Discovery of the Abfurdity did not bring him to avoid it , rather than make . an Apology for it . But this is not the only Fault of the way of writing in his time , which he did not correct ; for in the Chorus of the third Act of Henry ...
Page xxxiii
... Discovery ; and the un- ravelling the Plot is only a fingle Passage of Agitation , or Trouble , or Repofe and Tranquillity ; as in the Medea and Hecuba of Euripides , and the Philoctetes , and Ajax of Sophocles : the fame is the Fable ...
... Discovery ; and the un- ravelling the Plot is only a fingle Passage of Agitation , or Trouble , or Repofe and Tranquillity ; as in the Medea and Hecuba of Euripides , and the Philoctetes , and Ajax of Sophocles : the fame is the Fable ...
Page xxxiv
... Discovery that Oreftes is her Brother , changes both their For tunes from Defpair to a happy Escape from the ... Discovery , that caft him into the most horrible of all his Misfortunes . 4 But because Discovery is here a Dramatic Term ...
... Discovery that Oreftes is her Brother , changes both their For tunes from Defpair to a happy Escape from the ... Discovery , that caft him into the most horrible of all his Misfortunes . 4 But because Discovery is here a Dramatic Term ...
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