Critical Observations on ShakespeareG. Hawkins, 1748 - 411 psl. |
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... best interpreters of their own meaning : " and would reflect , not only what allowances may be given for obfolete modes of speech , but what a " venerable caft this alone often gives a writer . I 1. Mr. W.'s preface , p . xiii . 1 ...
... best interpreters of their own meaning : " and would reflect , not only what allowances may be given for obfolete modes of speech , but what a " venerable caft this alone often gives a writer . I 1. Mr. W.'s preface , p . xiii . 1 ...
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... BEST ENGLISH " TRAGEDIES , as a thing of itself , to all ju- " dicious ears , trivial and of no true musical delight ; which confifts only in apt numbers , 66 fit quantity of fyllables , and the fenfe variously " drawn out from one ...
... BEST ENGLISH " TRAGEDIES , as a thing of itself , to all ju- " dicious ears , trivial and of no true musical delight ; which confifts only in apt numbers , 66 fit quantity of fyllables , and the fenfe variously " drawn out from one ...
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... best and of the worst ; furely to follow rather the Goths in riming , than the " Greeks in true verfifying , were even to eat acorns with fwine , when we may freely eat wheat bread among men . " These chiming terminations were fo ...
... best and of the worst ; furely to follow rather the Goths in riming , than the " Greeks in true verfifying , were even to eat acorns with fwine , when we may freely eat wheat bread among men . " These chiming terminations were fo ...
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... would have been perplexed with fuch a variety of incidents . But now taking one part only of the war , he introduces a great number of epifodes . BUTWY best " beft poems and of this , I fhall fpeaks Sect . 8. on SHAKESPEARE . 57.
... would have been perplexed with fuch a variety of incidents . But now taking one part only of the war , he introduces a great number of epifodes . BUTWY best " beft poems and of this , I fhall fpeaks Sect . 8. on SHAKESPEARE . 57.
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... best poet , who can beft impofe on his audience ; and he is the wifeft man , who is easiest imposed on . The story therefore ( which is the principal part , and as it were the very foul of tragedy ) being made a whole , with natural ...
... best poet , who can beft impofe on his audience ; and he is the wifeft man , who is easiest imposed on . The story therefore ( which is the principal part , and as it were the very foul of tragedy ) being made a whole , with natural ...
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