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
... imagination . " But this great man , who would have condemn- " ed to the flames that 66 Monftrum horrendum , informe , ingens , • " the Divina Comedia , would have read fome of " its verses with transport . On perusing the " canto of ...
... imagination . " But this great man , who would have condemn- " ed to the flames that 66 Monftrum horrendum , informe , ingens , • " the Divina Comedia , would have read fome of " its verses with transport . On perusing the " canto of ...
Pàgina 13
... imagination of Dantè , and the depth of Machiavel , would be a * The work from which it is taken is mentioned by Mr. Sherlock , in Letter xx , vol . I , weak 14 A FRAGMENT weak encomium : he had them , [ 13 ] FRAGMENT* ...
... imagination of Dantè , and the depth of Machiavel , would be a * The work from which it is taken is mentioned by Mr. Sherlock , in Letter xx , vol . I , weak 14 A FRAGMENT weak encomium : he had them , [ 13 ] FRAGMENT* ...
Pàgina 17
... 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 comparison among a thousand others ...
... 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 comparison among a thousand others ...
Pàgina 19
... imagination expreffes himself in metaphors , and rage always gives imagination . Instead of this vulgar man , now represent to yourself Coriolanus , fuch as I have juft defcribed him , general of a numerous army , engroffed by important ...
... imagination expreffes himself in metaphors , and rage always gives imagination . Instead of this vulgar man , now represent to yourself Coriolanus , fuch as I have juft defcribed him , general of a numerous army , engroffed by important ...
Pàgina 34
... imagination to believe himself at " Rome . " Let him make two efforts of imagination ❝ for me . Let him fuppofe himself at Rome , when " the curtain rifes in the firft act ; and when it " rifes in the fifth , let him fuppofe himself at ...
... imagination to believe himself at " Rome . " Let him make two efforts of imagination ❝ for me . Let him fuppofe himself at Rome , when " the curtain rifes in the firft act ; and when it " rifes in the fifth , let him fuppofe himself at ...
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