The Plays of William Shakespeare, Band 1A. Leathley, 1766 |
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... discover it , for this is feldom the order of real events , and Shakespeare is the poet of nature : But his plan has commonly what Aristotle requires , a beginning , a middle , and an end ; one event is concatenated with another , and ...
... discover it , for this is feldom the order of real events , and Shakespeare is the poet of nature : But his plan has commonly what Aristotle requires , a beginning , a middle , and an end ; one event is concatenated with another , and ...
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... discover from what cause the acrimony of a scholiaft can naturally proceed . The subjects to be discussed by him are of very small im- portance ; they involve neither property nor liberty ; nor favour the interest of fect or party . The ...
... discover from what cause the acrimony of a scholiaft can naturally proceed . The subjects to be discussed by him are of very small im- portance ; they involve neither property nor liberty ; nor favour the interest of fect or party . The ...
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... discover the rest . To the end of most plays , I have added short stric- tures , containing a general censure of faults , or praise of excellence ; in which I know not how much I have concurred with the current opinion ; but I have not ...
... discover the rest . To the end of most plays , I have added short stric- tures , containing a general censure of faults , or praise of excellence ; in which I know not how much I have concurred with the current opinion ; but I have not ...
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... discover how it may be recalled to sense , with least violence . But my first labour is , always to turn the old text on every fide , and try if there be any interstice , through which light can find its way ; nor would Huetius himself ...
... discover how it may be recalled to sense , with least violence . But my first labour is , always to turn the old text on every fide , and try if there be any interstice , through which light can find its way ; nor would Huetius himself ...
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... discover some Anachronisms in our Author ; which might have slept in Obscurity but for this Re- florer , as Mr. Pope is pleased affectionately to stile me : as , for Instance , where Aristotle is mentioned by Hector in Troilus and ...
... discover some Anachronisms in our Author ; which might have slept in Obscurity but for this Re- florer , as Mr. Pope is pleased affectionately to stile me : as , for Instance , where Aristotle is mentioned by Hector in Troilus and ...
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