The Works of Mr. William Shakespear, Volume 7J. Darby, 1725 |
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... place his Learning fo low as others have done , there being evident Marks thro all his Writings of his Knowledge in the Latin Language , and the Roman Hiftory . The Tranflation of Ovid s two Epiftles , Paris to Helen , and her Answer ...
... place his Learning fo low as others have done , there being evident Marks thro all his Writings of his Knowledge in the Latin Language , and the Roman Hiftory . The Tranflation of Ovid s two Epiftles , Paris to Helen , and her Answer ...
Page xv
... place all their Reason in their Will , or the prefent Occurrences ; but the Rules of Poetry ad- vance nothing but what is accompany'd with Reason , and drawn from the common Sentiments of Mankind : fo that Men them- felves become the ...
... place all their Reason in their Will , or the prefent Occurrences ; but the Rules of Poetry ad- vance nothing but what is accompany'd with Reason , and drawn from the common Sentiments of Mankind : fo that Men them- felves become the ...
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... Place , Which if observ'd give Plays fo great a Grace , Are , tho but little practis'd , too well known , To be taught here , where we pretend alone From nicer Faults to purge the prefent Age , isiq Lefs obvious Errors of the English ...
... Place , Which if observ'd give Plays fo great a Grace , Are , tho but little practis'd , too well known , To be taught here , where we pretend alone From nicer Faults to purge the prefent Age , isiq Lefs obvious Errors of the English ...
Page xxi
... Plot ; but that the Poet fhould , befides the main Defign , confider well the working up of every particular Scene which is just . Contrive Contrive each little Turn , mark every Place , As and Progrefs of the Stage , & c . xxi.
... Plot ; but that the Poet fhould , befides the main Defign , confider well the working up of every particular Scene which is just . Contrive Contrive each little Turn , mark every Place , As and Progrefs of the Stage , & c . xxi.
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... place , As what a Man fhould fay in fuch a cafe . Neither in Comedy will this fuffice , The Player too must be before your Eyes : And tho ' tis Drudgery to ftoop fo low , To him you muft your utmost Meaning fhow . Expofe no fingle Fop ...
... place , As what a Man fhould fay in fuch a cafe . Neither in Comedy will this fuffice , The Player too must be before your Eyes : And tho ' tis Drudgery to ftoop fo low , To him you muft your utmost Meaning fhow . Expofe no fingle Fop ...
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