Critical Observations on ShakespeareG. Hawkins, 1746 - 346 pàgines |
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Pàgina 8
... say . " Tattle . But here is never a Fiend to carry him away . " Befides , he has never a wooden - dagger ! I'd not give a " rush for a VICE , that has not a wooden - dagger to snap " at every body he meets . Mirth . That was the old ...
... say . " Tattle . But here is never a Fiend to carry him away . " Befides , he has never a wooden - dagger ! I'd not give a " rush for a VICE , that has not a wooden - dagger to snap " at every body he meets . Mirth . That was the old ...
Pàgina 18
... says , that Milton " runs into a flat of thought fometimes for a hundred lines together that he was transported too ** far in the ufe of obfolete words and that he can by " no means approve of his choice of blank verfe . " Dry- den ...
... says , that Milton " runs into a flat of thought fometimes for a hundred lines together that he was transported too ** far in the ufe of obfolete words and that he can by " no means approve of his choice of blank verfe . " Dry- den ...
Pàgina 32
... say , Denique caelefti fumus omnes femine oriundi Omnibus ille idem pater eft . The apostle however does not cite the philofophers , but even a poet to witness this truth , Aratus . So far they liftened and acquiefced . But when he ...
... say , Denique caelefti fumus omnes femine oriundi Omnibus ille idem pater eft . The apostle however does not cite the philofophers , but even a poet to witness this truth , Aratus . So far they liftened and acquiefced . But when he ...
Pàgina 53
... says , " The part of the scene which first presented itself was an ugly Hell , which flaming beneath , fmoked unto the top " of the roofe . And in refpect all evils are morally faid " to come from hell ; as alfo from that obfervation of ...
... says , " The part of the scene which first presented itself was an ugly Hell , which flaming beneath , fmoked unto the top " of the roofe . And in refpect all evils are morally faid " to come from hell ; as alfo from that obfervation of ...
Pàgina 79
... , which our divine epic poet would chiefly inculcate . 2. Virgil . Aen . X , 870. 3. Milt . Par . 1. I , 619 . 4. Milt . II . 480 . But 1 But what shall we say then of fuch characters , Sect . id . on SHAKESPEARE , 79 €
... , which our divine epic poet would chiefly inculcate . 2. Virgil . Aen . X , 870. 3. Milt . Par . 1. I , 619 . 4. Milt . II . 480 . But 1 But what shall we say then of fuch characters , Sect . id . on SHAKESPEARE , 79 €
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