The Dramatic Censor: Or, Critical Companion, 1 tomasGregg, 1969 - 21 psl. |
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... raise an awful preparatory apprehenfion for the appearance of that fupernatural agent on whom the main action ... raises our idea of his filial affection and concern ; his indifferent , contemptuous replies to the King , and his catching ...
... raise an awful preparatory apprehenfion for the appearance of that fupernatural agent on whom the main action ... raises our idea of his filial affection and concern ; his indifferent , contemptuous replies to the King , and his catching ...
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... raise ; the Queen's account of Ophelia's mournful end is juftly admired ; and tho ' the lady while in her fenfes , faid very little to affect us , yet here the poet teaches us to feel for the event which has deprived her of life ...
... raise ; the Queen's account of Ophelia's mournful end is juftly admired ; and tho ' the lady while in her fenfes , faid very little to affect us , yet here the poet teaches us to feel for the event which has deprived her of life ...
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... raise in an audience . Romeo's scene with his ghoftly father is an effort of genius equal to any degree of praife , and affords powerful expreffion a very copious opportunity of difplaying itself , fo as to work irrefiftably on the ...
... raise in an audience . Romeo's scene with his ghoftly father is an effort of genius equal to any degree of praife , and affords powerful expreffion a very copious opportunity of difplaying itself , fo as to work irrefiftably on the ...
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