The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Bind 2Gregg, 1969 |
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Side 19
... person that brought " thofe verfes . fifty pounds ; but upon reading the next " ftanza , he ordered the fúm to be doubled . The " steward was no lefs furprised than his master , and 66 " thought it his duty to make fome delay in ...
... person that brought " thofe verfes . fifty pounds ; but upon reading the next " ftanza , he ordered the fúm to be doubled . The " steward was no lefs furprised than his master , and 66 " thought it his duty to make fome delay in ...
Side 156
... persons , or their plays precisely to five acts ; fince , in the first case , there is no impropriety in bringing in a larger number ; and , in the last , a different diftribution may have been altogether as elegant , and sometimes ...
... persons , or their plays precisely to five acts ; fince , in the first case , there is no impropriety in bringing in a larger number ; and , in the last , a different diftribution may have been altogether as elegant , and sometimes ...
Side 181
... Person's life ; be- caufe the mind is better fatisfied with the contemplation of a fingle object that is easily understood , than when it is perplexed with a variety , and loft in confufion . And on this principal Action must all the ...
... Person's life ; be- caufe the mind is better fatisfied with the contemplation of a fingle object that is easily understood , than when it is perplexed with a variety , and loft in confufion . And on this principal Action must all the ...
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