Poetry, Prose and PlaysHarvard University Press, 1952 - 896 sivua |
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Sivu 452
... less change of place there is , the less time is taken up in transporting the persons of the Drama , with Analogy to reason ; and in that Analogy , or resemblance of Fiction to Truth , consists the excellency of the Play . For what else ...
... less change of place there is , the less time is taken up in transporting the persons of the Drama , with Analogy to reason ; and in that Analogy , or resemblance of Fiction to Truth , consists the excellency of the Play . For what else ...
Sivu 453
... less . Now no man ever could suppose that twenty four real hours could be included in the space of three : but where ... less cannot comprehend the greater . I have already answered , that we need not suppose it does ; I say not that the ...
... less . Now no man ever could suppose that twenty four real hours could be included in the space of three : but where ... less cannot comprehend the greater . I have already answered , that we need not suppose it does ; I say not that the ...
Sivu 747
... less with Reason ! See , she weeps ; Thinks me unkind , or false , and knows not why I thus estrange my Person from her Bed : Shall I not tell her ? no : ' twill break her Heart : She'll know too soon her own and my Misfortunes . [ Exit ...
... less with Reason ! See , she weeps ; Thinks me unkind , or false , and knows not why I thus estrange my Person from her Bed : Shall I not tell her ? no : ' twill break her Heart : She'll know too soon her own and my Misfortunes . [ Exit ...
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