The Works of Mr. William Shakespear, Volume 7J. Darby, 1725 |
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Page xxi
... loft , which the old Grecians knew , From which the Romans fainter Copies drew , Scarce comprehended fince , but by a few : Plato and Lucian are the best Remains Of all the Wonders which this Art contains : Yet to our felves we must ...
... loft , which the old Grecians knew , From which the Romans fainter Copies drew , Scarce comprehended fince , but by a few : Plato and Lucian are the best Remains Of all the Wonders which this Art contains : Yet to our felves we must ...
Page xxiii
... loft , which the old Grecians knew , From which the Romans fainter Copies drew , Scarce comprehended fince , but by a few : Plato and Lucian are the beft Remains Of all the Wonders which this Art contains Yet to our felves we must fome ...
... loft , which the old Grecians knew , From which the Romans fainter Copies drew , Scarce comprehended fince , but by a few : Plato and Lucian are the beft Remains Of all the Wonders which this Art contains Yet to our felves we must fome ...
Page xxix
... loft as well as the Necessary and in this our Shakespear is every where faulty , thro the ignorant Mode of the Age in which he liv'd ; and which I inftance not as a Reproach to his Memory , but only to warn the Reader , or young Poet to ...
... loft as well as the Necessary and in this our Shakespear is every where faulty , thro the ignorant Mode of the Age in which he liv'd ; and which I inftance not as a Reproach to his Memory , but only to warn the Reader , or young Poet to ...
Page xl
... Pylades to carry to Oreftes at Argos , and told him the Contents by word of mouth , left the Letter fhou'd be loft ; he difcovers him- felf 1 felf to her by mentioning her working a fine xl · An ESSAY on the Art , Rife ,
... Pylades to carry to Oreftes at Argos , and told him the Contents by word of mouth , left the Letter fhou'd be loft ; he difcovers him- felf 1 felf to her by mentioning her working a fine xl · An ESSAY on the Art , Rife ,
Page xliv
... Loft is admi- rable in the Epic Poem , it will be fo in Tragedy ; not confidering that Milton himself has vary'd his Stile mightily in his Sampson Agonistes , from that of his Paradife . And Mr. Dryden's Criticifm is very juft , in his ...
... Loft is admi- rable in the Epic Poem , it will be fo in Tragedy ; not confidering that Milton himself has vary'd his Stile mightily in his Sampson Agonistes , from that of his Paradife . And Mr. Dryden's Criticifm is very juft , in his ...
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