The Complete Art of Poetry, Band 1Garland, 1970 |
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... juft Tragedy , not of fiich Stuff , as you , Madam , have with a great deal of Reason condemn'd in Fletcher , and such as is in Poffeflion of the Stage at prefent , full of Lewdness , Cruelty , Vil- lany ; in which all the Advances to ...
... juft Tragedy , not of fiich Stuff , as you , Madam , have with a great deal of Reason condemn'd in Fletcher , and such as is in Poffeflion of the Stage at prefent , full of Lewdness , Cruelty , Vil- lany ; in which all the Advances to ...
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... juft Judgment upon them . If a young Fellow of the University has fucceeded in a Latin Ode or two , or fome English Copy of Verfes , he immediately thinks he can fet up for a Tragic Poet ; as if a Drapery - Painter fhould pretend to ...
... juft Judgment upon them . If a young Fellow of the University has fucceeded in a Latin Ode or two , or fome English Copy of Verfes , he immediately thinks he can fet up for a Tragic Poet ; as if a Drapery - Painter fhould pretend to ...
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... juft Extent or Measure of a Tragedy , is , that it takes up just so much Time , as it muft neceffarily or probably do , to induce rightly all the Incidents , till the unravelling of the Plot fhows the good or ill Fortune of the ...
... juft Extent or Measure of a Tragedy , is , that it takes up just so much Time , as it muft neceffarily or probably do , to induce rightly all the Incidents , till the unravelling of the Plot fhows the good or ill Fortune of the ...
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