The Spectator, Svazek 4Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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Strana 190
... fable is , that the event of it is unhappy . The fable of every poem is , according to Ariftotle's divifion , either Simple or Implex . It is called fimple when there is no change of fortune in it ; implex , when the fortune of the ...
... fable is , that the event of it is unhappy . The fable of every poem is , according to Ariftotle's divifion , either Simple or Implex . It is called fimple when there is no change of fortune in it ; implex , when the fortune of the ...
Strana 191
... fable , particularly the tragedy of OEdipus , which proceeds upon a ftory , if we may believe Ariftotle , the moft proper for tragedy that could be invented by the wit of man . I have taken fome pains in a former Paper to fhew , that ...
... fable , particularly the tragedy of OEdipus , which proceeds upon a ftory , if we may believe Ariftotle , the moft proper for tragedy that could be invented by the wit of man . I have taken fome pains in a former Paper to fhew , that ...
Strana 285
... fable of an epic poem fhould abound in circumftances that are both credible and aftonishing ; or as the French critics choose to phrafe it , the fable should be filled with the probable and the marvellous . This rule is as fine and just ...
... fable of an epic poem fhould abound in circumftances that are both credible and aftonishing ; or as the French critics choose to phrafe it , the fable should be filled with the probable and the marvellous . This rule is as fine and just ...
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