The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen2Gregg, 1969 |
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... refpect which is due to religion and virtue , and to encourage vice and im- morality . As the best fongs in our language are already in every hand , it would feem unneceffary , and even im- pertinent , to infert many examples ; we fhall ...
... refpect which is due to religion and virtue , and to encourage vice and im- morality . As the best fongs in our language are already in every hand , it would feem unneceffary , and even im- pertinent , to infert many examples ; we fhall ...
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... refpect . The Characters moft proper for Tragedy are thofe which are neither confummately virtuous and innocent , nor feanda- loufly wicked . To make a perfectly good man unhappy excites horror , not terror or compaffion . To punish a ...
... refpect . The Characters moft proper for Tragedy are thofe which are neither confummately virtuous and innocent , nor feanda- loufly wicked . To make a perfectly good man unhappy excites horror , not terror or compaffion . To punish a ...
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... refpect , for as all nations are the defcendants of his principal actors , he has in his poem interested all mankind . With refpect to characters , Milton has introduced , fays Mr. Addifon , " All the variety his fable was capable of ...
... refpect , for as all nations are the defcendants of his principal actors , he has in his poem interested all mankind . With refpect to characters , Milton has introduced , fays Mr. Addifon , " All the variety his fable was capable of ...
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