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 ix
... glory of his queen . To the enlightened understanding " of a philofopher he added the conftancy of a “ hero ; and , if he had not composed his divine " treatise , his death alone would have immorta * This flocking but picturefque ...
... glory of his queen . To the enlightened understanding " of a philofopher he added the conftancy of a “ hero ; and , if he had not composed his divine " treatise , his death alone would have immorta * This flocking but picturefque ...
Pàgina 13
... glory and delight of thy nation , Thou wert the eldest fon , the darling child , of Na- ture ; and , like thy mother , enchanting , aftonishing , fublime , graceful , thy variety is inexhaustible . Al- ways original , always new , thou ...
... glory and delight of thy nation , Thou wert the eldest fon , the darling child , of Na- ture ; and , like thy mother , enchanting , aftonishing , fublime , graceful , thy variety is inexhaustible . Al- ways original , always new , thou ...
Pàgina 17
... glory . His heart inflamed , his imagination fired , Coriolanus replies , 66 Boy ? falfe hound ! —you know , " That , like an eagle in a dove - cote , I " Flutter'd your Volfcians in Corioli * " Coriolanus * Mr. Sherlock quotes this ...
... glory . His heart inflamed , his imagination fired , Coriolanus replies , 66 Boy ? falfe hound ! —you know , " That , like an eagle in a dove - cote , I " Flutter'd your Volfcians in Corioli * " Coriolanus * Mr. Sherlock quotes this ...
Pàgina 18
... glory . Thus , to treat Coriolanus as a coward and a boy , was to him the most odious affront , an affront the more cruel , as nothing was more directly oppofite to his character . What must be the ef- fect of this affront ? The raifing ...
... glory . Thus , to treat Coriolanus as a coward and a boy , was to him the most odious affront , an affront the more cruel , as nothing was more directly oppofite to his character . What must be the ef- fect of this affront ? The raifing ...
Pàgina 19
... glory . This Coriolanus , wounded to the quick in his most sensible part , in his honour , must either employ metaphors , or nature would be an inexplicable enigma . Secondly , All the ideas of Shakspeare are drawn from truth . This ...
... glory . This Coriolanus , wounded to the quick in his most sensible part , in his honour , must either employ metaphors , or nature would be an inexplicable enigma . Secondly , All the ideas of Shakspeare are drawn from truth . This ...
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