The Dramatic Censor: Or, Critical Companion ...J. Bell, 1770 |
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... shall as much as poffible follow that excellent maxim , to extenuate nothing , nor to fet down aught in malice . To pursue all the nice and intricate diftinctions of claffical criticifm , would occafion prolixity ; appeal only to the ...
... shall as much as poffible follow that excellent maxim , to extenuate nothing , nor to fet down aught in malice . To pursue all the nice and intricate diftinctions of claffical criticifm , would occafion prolixity ; appeal only to the ...
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... shall therefore only mention three which ftrike me moft ; the first is , -I am myfelf alone - which words I have heard expreffed in a tone of confident exultation , as if he was fingularly above the reft of mankind ; whereas adverting ...
... shall therefore only mention three which ftrike me moft ; the first is , -I am myfelf alone - which words I have heard expreffed in a tone of confident exultation , as if he was fingularly above the reft of mankind ; whereas adverting ...
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... is languid , he gives him fpirit ; where powerful , due fupport ; out of many instances , I shall felect only two . Firft , where ' VOL . I. 1 F Ham- Hamlet fays to his interpofing friends - I fay , The DRAMATIC CENSOR . 33.
... is languid , he gives him fpirit ; where powerful , due fupport ; out of many instances , I shall felect only two . Firft , where ' VOL . I. 1 F Ham- Hamlet fays to his interpofing friends - I fay , The DRAMATIC CENSOR . 33.
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... shall nd upon coming to that scene . • Aimwell and Archer fupport different feelings in their fucceeding fcene becomingly ; the former fpeaks of his mistress with all the rapture of real paffion ; the latter dwells upon their original ...
... shall nd upon coming to that scene . • Aimwell and Archer fupport different feelings in their fucceeding fcene becomingly ; the former fpeaks of his mistress with all the rapture of real paffion ; the latter dwells upon their original ...
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... shall presently find him engaged with , might arife in the mo villainous nature — he who does a bad action preci- pitately , or without knowing it to be fuch , may ftand in fome measure excufeable ; but when a man has fcrupulously ...
... shall presently find him engaged with , might arife in the mo villainous nature — he who does a bad action preci- pitately , or without knowing it to be fuch , may ftand in fome measure excufeable ; but when a man has fcrupulously ...
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