Critical Essays on Dramatic PoetryL. Davis and C. Reymers, 1761 - 274 pàgines |
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Pàgina 4
... this really - useful term ; but without fuccefs . The writers of that nation are fince grown a little lefs difficult , and among others , this word has gained admittance . other , other , our fyllables are incapable of cauf- ing any [ 4 ]
... this really - useful term ; but without fuccefs . The writers of that nation are fince grown a little lefs difficult , and among others , this word has gained admittance . other , other , our fyllables are incapable of cauf- ing any [ 4 ]
Pàgina 5
... , generally , a pause about the middle of every line , which is called Céfure , and each half - line is diftinct from the other , and called Hémiftiche . B 3 who who have more will not be eafily fatisfied with lefs [ 5 ]
... , generally , a pause about the middle of every line , which is called Céfure , and each half - line is diftinct from the other , and called Hémiftiche . B 3 who who have more will not be eafily fatisfied with lefs [ 5 ]
Pàgina 6
Voltaire. who have more will not be eafily fatisfied with lefs . He that diminishes the pub- lic's pleasure , will be always ill received by them . If , among the pictures of Ru- bens or of Paul Veronese , any body placed his own designs ...
Voltaire. who have more will not be eafily fatisfied with lefs . He that diminishes the pub- lic's pleasure , will be always ill received by them . If , among the pictures of Ru- bens or of Paul Veronese , any body placed his own designs ...
Pàgina 15
... lefs than his . If then that friend demand , why Brutus rose against Cæfar , this is my answer : not that I loved Cæfar lefs , but that I loved Rome more . Had you rather Cæfar were living , and die all ' flaves ; than that Cæfar were ...
... lefs than his . If then that friend demand , why Brutus rose against Cæfar , this is my answer : not that I loved Cæfar lefs , but that I loved Rome more . Had you rather Cæfar were living , and die all ' flaves ; than that Cæfar were ...
Pàgina 17
... lefs difagreeable to us . Hypolitus , fhattered by his fall , comes on the ftage to count his wounds and to utter doleful cries . Philoctetus falls into his his melancholy fits , and blackish blood gushes from his [ 17 ]
... lefs difagreeable to us . Hypolitus , fhattered by his fall , comes on the ftage to count his wounds and to utter doleful cries . Philoctetus falls into his his melancholy fits , and blackish blood gushes from his [ 17 ]
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