The Works of Mr. William Shakespear, Volume 7J. Darby, 1725 |
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Page viii
... Fire and Fancy , temper'd with a learned Patience , fits down to confider what SHAKESPEAR would Think , as well as what he could Write , we may then expect to fee his Works answer our Idea of the Man . FAR be it from any Hopes of mine ...
... Fire and Fancy , temper'd with a learned Patience , fits down to confider what SHAKESPEAR would Think , as well as what he could Write , we may then expect to fee his Works answer our Idea of the Man . FAR be it from any Hopes of mine ...
Page xv
... Fire , " Impetuofity , and even Beautiful Extravagance , & c . " We do not find , that Correctness in Homer , Virgil , Sophocles , Euripides , & c . reftrain'd any Fire that was truly celeftial : And why we fhould think , that it would ...
... Fire , " Impetuofity , and even Beautiful Extravagance , & c . " We do not find , that Correctness in Homer , Virgil , Sophocles , Euripides , & c . reftrain'd any Fire that was truly celeftial : And why we fhould think , that it would ...
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... Fire , Impetuofity , and even Beautiful Extravagance , & c . " We do not find , that Correctness in Homer , Virgil , Sophocles , Euripides , & c . reftrain'd any Fire that was truly celeftial : And why we should think , that it would ...
... Fire , Impetuofity , and even Beautiful Extravagance , & c . " We do not find , that Correctness in Homer , Virgil , Sophocles , Euripides , & c . reftrain'd any Fire that was truly celeftial : And why we should think , that it would ...
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... Fire ; He red for Shame , but frofty in Defire . The ftudded Bridle , on a ragged Bough , Nimbly fhe faftens ( O how quick is Love ! ) The Steed is ftalled up , and even now To tie the Rider fhe begins to prove . Backward the pufh'd him ...
... Fire ; He red for Shame , but frofty in Defire . The ftudded Bridle , on a ragged Bough , Nimbly fhe faftens ( O how quick is Love ! ) The Steed is ftalled up , and even now To tie the Rider fhe begins to prove . Backward the pufh'd him ...
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... Fire must burn . Oh Pity , gan fhe cry , flint - hearted Boy ! ' Tis but a Kifs I beg , why art thou coy ? I have been woo'd , as I intreat thee now , Ev'n by the ftern and direful God of War , Whofe finewy Neck in Battel ne'er did bow ...
... Fire must burn . Oh Pity , gan fhe cry , flint - hearted Boy ! ' Tis but a Kifs I beg , why art thou coy ? I have been woo'd , as I intreat thee now , Ev'n by the ftern and direful God of War , Whofe finewy Neck in Battel ne'er did bow ...
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