A Fragment in Shakespeare: Extracted from Advice to a Young Poet : Translated from the FrenchG.G.J. and J., Robinson, 1786 - 37 pàgines |
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Pàgina vii
... Paris , " Rome , and Athens . " With this profeffion of impartiality Mr. Sher- lock introduces his encomiums on Boileau and Racine . He thus fpeaks of the latter . " Racine , a difciple of Boileau and of the " Greeks , does honour to Paris ...
... Paris , " Rome , and Athens . " With this profeffion of impartiality Mr. Sher- lock introduces his encomiums on Boileau and Racine . He thus fpeaks of the latter . " Racine , a difciple of Boileau and of the " Greeks , does honour to Paris ...
Pàgina 32
... Paris , and of Rome , have each a very different character . Thofe who have not feen Rome cannot imagine with what truth the people are drawn in this fpeech , and drawn fuch as we fee them at this day . The fame paffion , the fame vio ...
... Paris , and of Rome , have each a very different character . Thofe who have not feen Rome cannot imagine with what truth the people are drawn in this fpeech , and drawn fuch as we fee them at this day . The fame paffion , the fame vio ...
Pàgina 33
... Paris to Berlin , and from Berlin to Naples , I had not heard his name profaned . The words monftrous farces and grave - diggers have been repeated to me in every town ; and for a long time I could not conceive why every one uttered ...
... Paris to Berlin , and from Berlin to Naples , I had not heard his name profaned . The words monftrous farces and grave - diggers have been repeated to me in every town ; and for a long time I could not conceive why every one uttered ...
Pàgina 35
... Paris , that the maf- ter - piece of the French ftage , the ivifantrope , failed at the first representation ; that , in order to raife it , and afterwards to fupport it , Moliere made the Tricks of Scapin ; and that , in order to make ...
... Paris , that the maf- ter - piece of the French ftage , the ivifantrope , failed at the first representation ; that , in order to raife it , and afterwards to fupport it , Moliere made the Tricks of Scapin ; and that , in order to make ...
Pàgina 36
... Paris , Raphael has done at Rome , and he has done it in his master- piece , in the mafter - piece of painting , his Transfigura- tion . The two Dominicans on their knees are as fhock- ing a violation of good - fenfe , and of the ...
... Paris , Raphael has done at Rome , and he has done it in his master- piece , in the mafter - piece of painting , his Transfigura- tion . The two Dominicans on their knees are as fhock- ing a violation of good - fenfe , and of the ...
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