An Essay on the Writings and Genius of Shakespear Compared with the Greek and French Dramatic Poets: With Some Remarks Upon the Misrepresentations of Mons. de VoltaireJ. Dodsley, 1769 - 288 psl. |
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... use these public entertainments should be chiefly intended , know the battle of Shrewf- bury to be a fact they are informed of what has paffed on the banks of the Severn ; all that happened on the fhore of the Sca- mander has to them ...
... use these public entertainments should be chiefly intended , know the battle of Shrewf- bury to be a fact they are informed of what has paffed on the banks of the Severn ; all that happened on the fhore of the Sca- mander has to them ...
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... use of any of them . Those which we should have judged most barren , have brought forth noble productions , when cultivated by an able hand . Even fairy land has produced the fub- lime ; and the wild regions of romance have fometimes ...
... use of any of them . Those which we should have judged most barren , have brought forth noble productions , when cultivated by an able hand . Even fairy land has produced the fub- lime ; and the wild regions of romance have fometimes ...
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... use to their adversaries , Being with his prefence glutted , gorg'd and full . And in that very line , Harry , ftand'ft thou ; For thou haft loft thy princely privilege With vile participation ; not an eye , But is a - weary of thy ...
... use to their adversaries , Being with his prefence glutted , gorg'd and full . And in that very line , Harry , ftand'ft thou ; For thou haft loft thy princely privilege With vile participation ; not an eye , But is a - weary of thy ...
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... uses of poetry , than the Grecian . The devotion of those times was gloomy and fearful , not being purged of the terrors of the Celtic fables . The prieft often availed himself of the dire inventions of his predeceffor , the Druid . The ...
... uses of poetry , than the Grecian . The devotion of those times was gloomy and fearful , not being purged of the terrors of the Celtic fables . The prieft often availed himself of the dire inventions of his predeceffor , the Druid . The ...
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... use of them for his moral purposes . That awe of the imme- diate prefence of the deity , which , among the rest of the vulgar , is confined to temples and altars , was here diffufed over every object , inf + K object . They passed ...
... use of them for his moral purposes . That awe of the imme- diate prefence of the deity , which , among the rest of the vulgar , is confined to temples and altars , was here diffufed over every object , inf + K object . They passed ...
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