The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen 2Gregg, 1969 |
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... Sentiments . in Dramatic Writings ,. the Poet must take care that they agree with the Man- ners of his Characters . In order to this , he must not be content to look into his own mind , to fee what he himself would think in any ...
... Sentiments . in Dramatic Writings ,. the Poet must take care that they agree with the Man- ners of his Characters . In order to this , he must not be content to look into his own mind , to fee what he himself would think in any ...
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... Sentiments , fhould likewife be attended to ; the fubftance of which is well expreffed in the following lines : The Poet ftill muft look within to find The fecret turns of nature in the mind . He must be fad , be proud , and in a storm ...
... Sentiments , fhould likewife be attended to ; the fubftance of which is well expreffed in the following lines : The Poet ftill muft look within to find The fecret turns of nature in the mind . He must be fad , be proud , and in a storm ...
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... Sentiments appear . With refpect to the Diction , it must be adapted to the Sentiments and Characters ; and therefore the Stile of Tra- gedy should not always be equal and uniform , but judici- oufly diverfified . Care must be taken to ...
... Sentiments appear . With refpect to the Diction , it must be adapted to the Sentiments and Characters ; and therefore the Stile of Tra- gedy should not always be equal and uniform , but judici- oufly diverfified . Care must be taken to ...
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