The Spectator: ...J. and R. Tonson, 1739 - Počet stran: 313 |
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... Scenes which are defigned as the Representations of Nature , fhould be filled with Refemblances , and not with the Things themselves . If one would reprefent a wide Champian Country filled with Herds and Flocks , it would be ridiculous ...
... Scenes which are defigned as the Representations of Nature , fhould be filled with Refemblances , and not with the Things themselves . If one would reprefent a wide Champian Country filled with Herds and Flocks , it would be ridiculous ...
Strana 173
... Scene of a Tragedy ; and to observe in the Wardrobe of the Play - houfe feveral Daggers , Poniards , Wheels , Bowls for Poifon , and many other Inftruments of Death . Murders and Executions are always tranfacted behind the Scenes in the ...
... Scene of a Tragedy ; and to observe in the Wardrobe of the Play - houfe feveral Daggers , Poniards , Wheels , Bowls for Poifon , and many other Inftruments of Death . Murders and Executions are always tranfacted behind the Scenes in the ...
Strana 174
... Scenes : The Mother is heard calling out to her Son for Mercy ; and the Son anfwering her , that the fhewed no Mercy to his Father ; after which the fhrieks out that the is wounded , and by what follows we find that he is flain . I do ...
... Scenes : The Mother is heard calling out to her Son for Mercy ; and the Son anfwering her , that the fhewed no Mercy to his Father ; after which the fhrieks out that the is wounded , and by what follows we find that he is flain . I do ...
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