The Spectator, Svazek 2Joseph Addison, Sir Richard Steele J. Tonson, 1724 |
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... thofe Plays that have fome Scenes in Rhyme and fome în Blank Verfe , which are to be looked upon as two feveral Languages ; or where we fee fome particular Similies dignified with Rhyme , at the fame time that every thing about them ...
... thofe Plays that have fome Scenes in Rhyme and fome în Blank Verfe , which are to be looked upon as two feveral Languages ; or where we fee fome particular Similies dignified with Rhyme , at the fame time that every thing about them ...
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... thofe E- pithets and Metaphors , in which he fo much abounds . What can be more Natural , more Soft , or more Paffionate , than that Line in Statira's Speech , where the defcribes the Charms of 4- lexander's Converfation ? Then he would ...
... thofe E- pithets and Metaphors , in which he fo much abounds . What can be more Natural , more Soft , or more Paffionate , than that Line in Statira's Speech , where the defcribes the Charms of 4- lexander's Converfation ? Then he would ...
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... thofe Parts , which , by 4- riftotle's Rule , ought to have been raif- ed and fupported by the Dignity of Expreffion . IT has been obferved by others , that this Poet has founded his Tragedy of Venice Preferved on fo wrong a Plot , that ...
... thofe Parts , which , by 4- riftotle's Rule , ought to have been raif- ed and fupported by the Dignity of Expreffion . IT has been obferved by others , that this Poet has founded his Tragedy of Venice Preferved on fo wrong a Plot , that ...
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... thofe that ended happily . Terror and Commife- bration leave a pleafing Anguish in the Mind , and fix the Audience in fuch a bferious Compofure of Thought , as is much more lafting and delightful than any little tranfient Starts of Joy ...
... thofe that ended happily . Terror and Commife- bration leave a pleafing Anguish in the Mind , and fix the Audience in fuch a bferious Compofure of Thought , as is much more lafting and delightful than any little tranfient Starts of Joy ...
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... falfe Beauties , of our English Tragedy : I mean thofe par- ticular Speeches which are commonly known by the Name of Rants . The warm warm and paffionate Parts of a Tragedy , are always N ° 40. The SPECTATOR . $ 2.26.
... falfe Beauties , of our English Tragedy : I mean thofe par- ticular Speeches which are commonly known by the Name of Rants . The warm warm and paffionate Parts of a Tragedy , are always N ° 40. The SPECTATOR . $ 2.26.
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