Of Dramatic Poesy: And Other Critical Essays, Nide 2J.M. Dent, 1962 - 322 sivua |
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Sivu 128
... readers will conclude that my moderation is not to be condemned . To such impartial men I must appeal ; for they who ... reader's view . Folly was the proper quarry of Horace , and not vice ; and as there are but few notoriously wicked ...
... readers will conclude that my moderation is not to be condemned . To such impartial men I must appeal ; for they who ... reader's view . Folly was the proper quarry of Horace , and not vice ; and as there are but few notoriously wicked ...
Sivu 183
... reader may assure himself of a tolerable translation . Not elegant , for I proposed not that to myself , but familiar , clear , and instructive . In any of which parts , if I have failed , the fault lies wholly at my door . In this one ...
... reader may assure himself of a tolerable translation . Not elegant , for I proposed not that to myself , but familiar , clear , and instructive . In any of which parts , if I have failed , the fault lies wholly at my door . In this one ...
Sivu 243
... readers of poetry according to their capacity of judging , into three classes1 ( he might have said the same of writers too , if he had pleased ) : in the lowest form he places those whom he calls les petits esprits , such things as are ...
... readers of poetry according to their capacity of judging , into three classes1 ( he might have said the same of writers too , if he had pleased ) : in the lowest form he places those whom he calls les petits esprits , such things as are ...
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Congreve | 71 |
LETTER TO WILLIAM WALSH 12 December 1693 | 173 |
A PARALLEL BETWIXT POETRY AND PAINTING prefixed | 181 |
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