Memorials of Shakspeare: Or, Sketches of His Character and GeniusH. Colburn, 1828 - 494 psl. |
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... Ideas . " This second part , which , as the author tells us , is " an en- deavour to unfold the secret and subtile operations of genius from the most indubitable doctrine in the theory of metaphy- sics , " exhibits a most ingenious ...
... Ideas . " This second part , which , as the author tells us , is " an en- deavour to unfold the secret and subtile operations of genius from the most indubitable doctrine in the theory of metaphy- sics , " exhibits a most ingenious ...
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... idea of its im- probability was not indulged . The scene cannot be an exact copy of nature , but only an imitation . If we can believe ourselves at Thebes in one act , we can believe ourselves at Athens in the next . There seems to be ...
... idea of its im- probability was not indulged . The scene cannot be an exact copy of nature , but only an imitation . If we can believe ourselves at Thebes in one act , we can believe ourselves at Athens in the next . There seems to be ...
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... ideas of pedantry , arts of poetry , and French criticism . With none of these do I wish to annoy the reader . the reader . I conceive that it be said of those unities as of fire and water , that they are good servants , but bad masters ...
... ideas of pedantry , arts of poetry , and French criticism . With none of these do I wish to annoy the reader . the reader . I conceive that it be said of those unities as of fire and water , that they are good servants , but bad masters ...
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... idea , might pass for the phantoms of imagination , if Nature did not recognise her own picture in them . The ancients believed in a fatality , which came upon them with the rapidity of lightning , and de- stroyed them like a ...
... idea , might pass for the phantoms of imagination , if Nature did not recognise her own picture in them . The ancients believed in a fatality , which came upon them with the rapidity of lightning , and de- stroyed them like a ...
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... idea of assailing the passions of his audience by pity rather than by admiration . The tears which were given by the French to the sublime characters of their tragedies , the English author drew forth for private sufferings ; for those ...
... idea of assailing the passions of his audience by pity rather than by admiration . The tears which were given by the French to the sublime characters of their tragedies , the English author drew forth for private sufferings ; for those ...
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