The Complete Art of Poetry, Volum 1Garland, 1970 |
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Pàgina 164
... Tafte in general , yet he has discover'd himself to have not a much better in his mixt Effays on Tragedy , Comedy , and Opera's ; which abound in a bad Tafte , and Judgment , not to Lay Ignorance of the Subject , he pretends to decide ...
... Tafte in general , yet he has discover'd himself to have not a much better in his mixt Effays on Tragedy , Comedy , and Opera's ; which abound in a bad Tafte , and Judgment , not to Lay Ignorance of the Subject , he pretends to decide ...
Pàgina 171
... Tafte and Conduct , fre- quently forget or feem to forget the Company and the Converfation they are engaged in . That is an Affectation ( reply'd Marilia ) I have not yet been fo fond as to fall into ; befides Pleafure is too prevalent ...
... Tafte and Conduct , fre- quently forget or feem to forget the Company and the Converfation they are engaged in . That is an Affectation ( reply'd Marilia ) I have not yet been fo fond as to fall into ; befides Pleafure is too prevalent ...
Pàgina 203
... Tafte , as being on contradictory Founda- tions , and that therefore to fix the Value of a Piece , we must have recourse to the better tho ' fewer Judges , who understand Nature and Art . For either the Re- bearfal , or the Authors were ...
... Tafte , as being on contradictory Founda- tions , and that therefore to fix the Value of a Piece , we must have recourse to the better tho ' fewer Judges , who understand Nature and Art . For either the Re- bearfal , or the Authors were ...
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