The Works of Mr. William Shakespear, Volume 7J. Darby, 1725 |
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Page xxi
... loft , which the old Grecians knewid From which the Romans fainter Copies drew , Scarce comprehended since , but by a few : Plato and Lucian are the best Remains Isola mer Of all the Wonders which this Art contains : Yet to our selves ...
... loft , which the old Grecians knewid From which the Romans fainter Copies drew , Scarce comprehended since , but by a few : Plato and Lucian are the best Remains Isola mer Of all the Wonders which this Art contains : Yet to our selves ...
Page xxiii
... loft , which the old Grecians knew From which the Romans fainter Copies drew , Scarce comprehended since , but by a few : Plato and Lucian are the best Remains Of all the Wonders which this Art contains : Yet to our selves we must some ...
... loft , which the old Grecians knew From which the Romans fainter Copies drew , Scarce comprehended since , but by a few : Plato and Lucian are the best Remains Of all the Wonders which this Art contains : Yet to our selves we must some ...
Page xl
... Pylades to carry to Orestes at Argos , and told him the Contents by word of mouth , left the Letter shou'd be loft ; he discovers him- felf self to her by mentioning her working a fine piece xl An ESSAY on the Art , Rife ,
... Pylades to carry to Orestes at Argos , and told him the Contents by word of mouth , left the Letter shou'd be loft ; he discovers him- felf self to her by mentioning her working a fine piece xl An ESSAY on the Art , Rife ,
Page xliv
... Loft is admi- rable in the Epic Poem , it will be so in Tragedy ; not confidering that Milton himself has vary'd his Stile mightily in his Sampson Agonistes , from that of his Paradise . And Mr. Dryden's Criticism is very just , in his ...
... Loft is admi- rable in the Epic Poem , it will be so in Tragedy ; not confidering that Milton himself has vary'd his Stile mightily in his Sampson Agonistes , from that of his Paradise . And Mr. Dryden's Criticism is very just , in his ...
Page xlviii
... Loft . Bal . Good Meat , Sir , is common , that every Churle affords . E. Ant . And Welcome more common , for that's nothing but Words . S. Drom . Either get thee from the Door , or sit down at the Hatch : Dost thou conjure for Wenches ...
... Loft . Bal . Good Meat , Sir , is common , that every Churle affords . E. Ant . And Welcome more common , for that's nothing but Words . S. Drom . Either get thee from the Door , or sit down at the Hatch : Dost thou conjure for Wenches ...
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