The Critical and Miscellaneous Prose Works of John Dryden: Now First Collected: with Notes and Illustrations; an Account of the Life and Writings of the Author, Grounded on Original and Authentick Documents; and a Collection of His Letters, the Greater Part of which Has Never Before Been Published, Količina 1 ,2. izdajaT. Cadell, jun. and W. Davies, 1800 |
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... argument to you in ex- cuse of my sonn for not coming to church to Westmin- ster then this , that he now lies at home , and thearfore . cannot esilly goe soe far backwards and forwards . His father and I will take care that he shall ...
... argument to you in ex- cuse of my sonn for not coming to church to Westmin- ster then this , that he now lies at home , and thearfore . cannot esilly goe soe far backwards and forwards . His father and I will take care that he shall ...
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... argument with the Emperour : I could have answered better my selfe . ' Why , ' sayd the philosopher , * would you have mee contend with him that commands thirtie legions ? " ' Our author , by writing- " twenty legions of arts and ...
... argument with the Emperour : I could have answered better my selfe . ' Why , ' sayd the philosopher , * would you have mee contend with him that commands thirtie legions ? " ' Our author , by writing- " twenty legions of arts and ...
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... argument which is too advantageous for me not to publish it to the world : ' tis the kindness your Lordship has continually shown to all my writings . You have been pleased , my Lord , they should some- times cross the Irish seas , to ...
... argument which is too advantageous for me not to publish it to the world : ' tis the kindness your Lordship has continually shown to all my writings . You have been pleased , my Lord , they should some- times cross the Irish seas , to ...
Stran 14
... argument alone , but the characters and persons , be great and noble ; otherwise ( as Scaliger says of Claudian ) the poet will be ignobiliore materiâ depressus . The scenes , which , in my opinion , most commend it , are those of ...
... argument alone , but the characters and persons , be great and noble ; otherwise ( as Scaliger says of Claudian ) the poet will be ignobiliore materiâ depressus . The scenes , which , in my opinion , most commend it , are those of ...
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... argument . And I confess I am now convinced in my own judgment , that it is most proper to keep the audience in one entire disposition both of con- cern and attention ; for when scenes of so different natures immediately succeed one ...
... argument . And I confess I am now convinced in my own judgment , that it is most proper to keep the audience in one entire disposition both of con- cern and attention ; for when scenes of so different natures immediately succeed one ...
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