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Strana x
... writers on this fub- ject fhould appear ignorant of a fact so neceffary to be known , and so easily ascertained * . In TICKELL'S edition of ADDISON's works , and in every fubfe- quent edition , ( Dr. BEATTIE's not excepted ) No. 2 . is ...
... writers on this fub- ject fhould appear ignorant of a fact so neceffary to be known , and so easily ascertained * . In TICKELL'S edition of ADDISON's works , and in every fubfe- quent edition , ( Dr. BEATTIE's not excepted ) No. 2 . is ...
Strana xv
... writers feem to think . that humour confifts in violent and preternatural exaggeration ; as there are , no doubt , many fre- quenters of the theatre , who find no want of comic power in the actor who has a fufficient variety of wry ...
... writers feem to think . that humour confifts in violent and preternatural exaggeration ; as there are , no doubt , many fre- quenters of the theatre , who find no want of comic power in the actor who has a fufficient variety of wry ...
Strana xvii
... writers to bring ele- gance and gaiety , to the aid of goodness ; and , if I may use expreffions yet more awful , of having turned many to righteoufnefs . " - " As a teacher of wif dom , he may be confidently followed . ligion has ...
... writers to bring ele- gance and gaiety , to the aid of goodness ; and , if I may use expreffions yet more awful , of having turned many to righteoufnefs . " - " As a teacher of wif dom , he may be confidently followed . ligion has ...
Strana xix
... writers who , as candidates for public favour , aim at excellencies more in demand than fami- liarity or fimple elegance , and who feem to be goaded fometimes by criticism , and fometimes by popular opinion , to produce " ambitious orna ...
... writers who , as candidates for public favour , aim at excellencies more in demand than fami- liarity or fimple elegance , and who feem to be goaded fometimes by criticism , and fometimes by popular opinion , to produce " ambitious orna ...
Strana xx
... writer and that of an effayift . The former enjoys advantages from the conftruction of dramatic compofition , and the latitude it permits , of which the effayift cannot avail himself . moft anxious , that while ADDISON is prefented as a ...
... writer and that of an effayift . The former enjoys advantages from the conftruction of dramatic compofition , and the latitude it permits , of which the effayift cannot avail himself . moft anxious , that while ADDISON is prefented as a ...
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