The Works of Mr. William Shakespear, Volume 7J. Darby, 1725 |
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Page xv
... fhould think , that it would have had a worfe Effect on Shake- Spear , I cannot imagine ; nor do I underftand what is meant by Beautiful Extravagance : For if it be fomething beyond Na- ture , it is fo far from being admir'd by Men of ...
... fhould think , that it would have had a worfe Effect on Shake- Spear , I cannot imagine ; nor do I underftand what is meant by Beautiful Extravagance : For if it be fomething beyond Na- ture , it is fo far from being admir'd by Men of ...
Page xv
... fhould be Rules to let the Poet know not only what is natural , but when it is proper to be introduc'd , and when not . The Droll - Pieces of the Dutch are all very natural ; yet I dare believe there is no Man so very ignorant of the ...
... fhould be Rules to let the Poet know not only what is natural , but when it is proper to be introduc'd , and when not . The Droll - Pieces of the Dutch are all very natural ; yet I dare believe there is no Man so very ignorant of the ...
Page xv
... fhould be Rules to let the Poet know not only what is natural , but when it is proper to be introduc'd , and when not . The Droll - Pieces of the Dutch are all very natural ; yet I dare believe there is no Man so very ignorant of the ...
... fhould be Rules to let the Poet know not only what is natural , but when it is proper to be introduc'd , and when not . The Droll - Pieces of the Dutch are all very natural ; yet I dare believe there is no Man so very ignorant of the ...
Page xx
... fhould as naturally fall , As when * Bellario confeffes all . Figures of Speech , which Poets think fo fine , Art's ... f a ed od ok rasia mer nd waivdo abd sum XX An ESSAY on the Art , Rife ,
... fhould as naturally fall , As when * Bellario confeffes all . Figures of Speech , which Poets think fo fine , Art's ... f a ed od ok rasia mer nd waivdo abd sum XX An ESSAY on the Art , Rife ,
Page xxi
... fhould not be a Part of the 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 ...
... fhould not be a Part of the 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 ...
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