The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen 2Gregg, 1969 |
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... nature to follow Ariftotle and Horace , without confidering ( what was probably the cafe ) that these great critics founded their laws not always on nature , but fome- times on the practice of their best Dramatic Writers . Had truth and ...
... nature to follow Ariftotle and Horace , without confidering ( what was probably the cafe ) that these great critics founded their laws not always on nature , but fome- times on the practice of their best Dramatic Writers . Had truth and ...
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... nature worth a thou- fand precepts , and , to thofe who would thoroughly understand the nature of this part of Dramatic Poefy , we must recommend the conftant and careful study of Shakespear , Otway , Rowe , and other Tragic Writers of ...
... nature worth a thou- fand precepts , and , to thofe who would thoroughly understand the nature of this part of Dramatic Poefy , we must recommend the conftant and careful study of Shakespear , Otway , Rowe , and other Tragic Writers of ...
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... nature and reviving fenfe ; To chace the charms of found , the pomp of - fhow , For ufeful mirth and falutary woe ; Bid Scenic Virtue form the rifing age , And truth diffufe her radiance from the ftage . Prologues are of more ufe than ...
... nature and reviving fenfe ; To chace the charms of found , the pomp of - fhow , For ufeful mirth and falutary woe ; Bid Scenic Virtue form the rifing age , And truth diffufe her radiance from the ftage . Prologues are of more ufe than ...
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