The Works of Mr. William Shakespear, Volume 7J. Darby, 1725 |
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... fame Source : even his Wildneffes are the Wildneffes of Nature . So that Milton seems to have hit his Character best , when he says , -Shakespear , Fancy's fweetest Child , Warbles his native Wood - notes wild . The Child of Fancy ...
... fame Source : even his Wildneffes are the Wildneffes of Nature . So that Milton seems to have hit his Character best , when he says , -Shakespear , Fancy's fweetest Child , Warbles his native Wood - notes wild . The Child of Fancy ...
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... fame time that he condemn'd the Critic , he admir'd the Poet . THE fame cannot be faid of his Style , as his Sense ; his Expreffion being often dark , his Sentences long , unequal , and crouded with Words of the fame Signification . A ...
... fame time that he condemn'd the Critic , he admir'd the Poet . THE fame cannot be faid of his Style , as his Sense ; his Expreffion being often dark , his Sentences long , unequal , and crouded with Words of the fame Signification . A ...
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... fame time dawbing them with fhining Qualities , which they do not only not poffefs , but have no need of , to compleat their Character : By so childifh a Conduct not only bringing into question those which are really their Due , but ...
... fame time dawbing them with fhining Qualities , which they do not only not poffefs , but have no need of , to compleat their Character : By so childifh a Conduct not only bringing into question those which are really their Due , but ...
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William Shakespeare George Sewell. an Advantage against him , of doing the fame ; that is , of re- jecting his Beauties , as all of a piece with his Faults . This un- accountable Bigotry of the Town to the very Errors of Shake- Spear was ...
William Shakespeare George Sewell. an Advantage against him , of doing the fame ; that is , of re- jecting his Beauties , as all of a piece with his Faults . This un- accountable Bigotry of the Town to the very Errors of Shake- Spear was ...
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... fame Crime , for those he discovers in Sophocles , Eu- ripides , and fome other Greek Poets , whofe Beauties and Perfe- ctions he recommends to our Imitation . Notwithstanding that he forms from thefe his Poeticks , and tho they were of ...
... fame Crime , for those he discovers in Sophocles , Eu- ripides , and fome other Greek Poets , whofe Beauties and Perfe- ctions he recommends to our Imitation . Notwithstanding that he forms from thefe his Poeticks , and tho they were of ...
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