The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen 2Gregg, 1969 |
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... play exhibited , but the ftrokes of genius are diftinguished by the multitude ; nor is there a tra- gedy where virtue is truly and naturally reprefented in distress , but the majority of the audience are in tears : The confideration of ...
... play exhibited , but the ftrokes of genius are diftinguished by the multitude ; nor is there a tra- gedy where virtue is truly and naturally reprefented in distress , but the majority of the audience are in tears : The confideration of ...
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... Play grows warmer , the Defign or Action draws on and thickens , and we fee fomething promifing . 3. The Cataftafis , or Full - growth of the Plot , which is now brought to its greatest height ; but here the Play takes what we may call ...
... Play grows warmer , the Defign or Action draws on and thickens , and we fee fomething promifing . 3. The Cataftafis , or Full - growth of the Plot , which is now brought to its greatest height ; but here the Play takes what we may call ...
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... Play , viz , thofe of Action , Time , and Place ; which , notwithstanding they are explained in our Chapter of the Drama in general , it may be neceffary to take fome notice of here . By the Unity of Action they mean , that one great ...
... Play , viz , thofe of Action , Time , and Place ; which , notwithstanding they are explained in our Chapter of the Drama in general , it may be neceffary to take fome notice of here . By the Unity of Action they mean , that one great ...
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