The Works of Mr. William Shakespear, Volume 7J. Darby, 1725 |
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... Paffion of Love . We find , to wander no farther , that- Spenfer , Cowley , and ma- ny others paid their Firft - fruits of Poetry to a real , or an imagi- nary Lady . Upon this occafion I conjecture , that SHAKE- SPEAR took fire on ...
... Paffion of Love . We find , to wander no farther , that- Spenfer , Cowley , and ma- ny others paid their Firft - fruits of Poetry to a real , or an imagi- nary Lady . Upon this occafion I conjecture , that SHAKE- SPEAR took fire on ...
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William Shakespeare George Sewell. his whole Life , the darling and over - ruling Paffion of his Soul , which work'd off , and fhew'd it self on all Occafions both in Dif- course and Composition . Sophocles and Euripides were his Idols ...
William Shakespeare George Sewell. his whole Life , the darling and over - ruling Paffion of his Soul , which work'd off , and fhew'd it self on all Occafions both in Dif- course and Composition . Sophocles and Euripides were his Idols ...
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... d Moral : a Series of deep Reflections , drawn from one Mouth , upon the Subject of one fingle Acci- " dent and Calamity , naturally fitted to move Horror and Com- cc paflion . cc paffion . It may be properly faid of this xiv The PREFACE .
... d Moral : a Series of deep Reflections , drawn from one Mouth , upon the Subject of one fingle Acci- " dent and Calamity , naturally fitted to move Horror and Com- cc paflion . cc paffion . It may be properly faid of this xiv The PREFACE .
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William Shakespeare George Sewell. cc paffion . It may be properly faid of this Play , if I mistake not , that it has only ONE Character or principal Part . It " contains no Adoration or Flattery of the Sex : no ranting at " the Gods ...
William Shakespeare George Sewell. cc paffion . It may be properly faid of this Play , if I mistake not , that it has only ONE Character or principal Part . It " contains no Adoration or Flattery of the Sex : no ranting at " the Gods ...
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... Paffion of Joy , the leaft Source of this Satisfaction ; for he frequently moves this , in fome of the most indifferent of his Plays , fo ftrongly , that it is impoffible to quell the Emotion . There is likewise ever a Sprightlinefs in ...
... Paffion of Joy , the leaft Source of this Satisfaction ; for he frequently moves this , in fome of the most indifferent of his Plays , fo ftrongly , that it is impoffible to quell the Emotion . There is likewise ever a Sprightlinefs in ...
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