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Side 149
... USE . IF we except Religion and Politics , there is no fubject , perhaps , that has occafioned fo much debate as the Drama , or that has been debated with fo much virulence and acrimony : and these disputes have caused various vi ...
... USE . IF we except Religion and Politics , there is no fubject , perhaps , that has occafioned fo much debate as the Drama , or that has been debated with fo much virulence and acrimony : and these disputes have caused various vi ...
Side 160
... use , or at leaft a proper ufe , has not been always . made of Mufic , especially in Tragedy ; where we often find a folemn and affecting scene introduced by an air from a pantomine . entertainment . These performances would , I ...
... use , or at leaft a proper ufe , has not been always . made of Mufic , especially in Tragedy ; where we often find a folemn and affecting scene introduced by an air from a pantomine . entertainment . These performances would , I ...
Side 319
... use of the young ftudent give any offence to the reader of more tafte and experience , especially if he be of Mr. Addifon's turn of mind , who tells us , that Milton's action is enriched with fuch a variety of circum- ftances , that he ...
... use of the young ftudent give any offence to the reader of more tafte and experience , especially if he be of Mr. Addifon's turn of mind , who tells us , that Milton's action is enriched with fuch a variety of circum- ftances , that he ...
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