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Page iii
... most proper Prefent to its Living Glory . He , My LORD , has shared the Fate common to every great Genius , receiving very A 2 ill 3925 1725 ill Returns for all his Beauties and Benefits ; in ( iii ) To the Right HONOURABLE ...
... most proper Prefent to its Living Glory . He , My LORD , has shared the Fate common to every great Genius , receiving very A 2 ill 3925 1725 ill Returns for all his Beauties and Benefits ; in ( iii ) To the Right HONOURABLE ...
Page v
... with young Afcanius , Te pater ÆNEAS & Avunculus excitat HECTOR . I am , My LORD , Your Lordship's most obedient humble Servant , G. SEWELL 1 THE PREFACE . M EN of Learning and Leifure The DEDICATION . V My LORD, ...
... with young Afcanius , Te pater ÆNEAS & Avunculus excitat HECTOR . I am , My LORD , Your Lordship's most obedient humble Servant , G. SEWELL 1 THE PREFACE . M EN of Learning and Leifure The DEDICATION . V My LORD, ...
Page xv
... most of his Faults . It must be own'd , that Mr. Rymer carry'd the Matter too far , fince no Man , who has the leaft Relifh of Poetry , can queftion his Genius For , in fpite of his known and visible Errors , when I read Shakespear ...
... most of his Faults . It must be own'd , that Mr. Rymer carry'd the Matter too far , fince no Man , who has the leaft Relifh of Poetry , can queftion his Genius For , in fpite of his known and visible Errors , when I read Shakespear ...
Page xv
... most worthless Pretenders , who have often met with an undeferv'd Applaufe , and challeng'd the Title of great Poets , from their Succefs . . Το Nature , Nature is the great Cry against the Rules . We must be judg'd by Nature , fay they ...
... most worthless Pretenders , who have often met with an undeferv'd Applaufe , and challeng'd the Title of great Poets , from their Succefs . . Το Nature , Nature is the great Cry against the Rules . We must be judg'd by Nature , fay they ...
Page xv
... most valuable of all things . " Had I wrote against Plato , with a Design to decry his Works , " I ought to have been accounted as envious as Zoilus ; but , on " the contrary , my Defign was to praise him : Yet if in doing " this , I ...
... most valuable of all things . " Had I wrote against Plato , with a Design to decry his Works , " I ought to have been accounted as envious as Zoilus ; but , on " the contrary , my Defign was to praise him : Yet if in doing " this , I ...
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