The Spectator; with Notes, and a General Index, Том 1J. J. Woodward, 1826 |
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... Aristotle and Longinus are are very aukward at putting their talents within much better understood by him than Littleton the observation of such as should take notice or Coke . The father sends up every post of them . He was some years ...
... Aristotle and Longinus are are very aukward at putting their talents within much better understood by him than Littleton the observation of such as should take notice or Coke . The father sends up every post of them . He was some years ...
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... Aristotle observes , that the Iambic verse in the great truths he is to utter , humble himself the Greek tongue was the most proper for tra- with so very well - turned phrases , and mention gedy : because at the same time that it lifted ...
... Aristotle observes , that the Iambic verse in the great truths he is to utter , humble himself the Greek tongue was the most proper for tra- with so very well - turned phrases , and mention gedy : because at the same time that it lifted ...
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... Aristotle's rule ought to have been raised and supported by the dignity of expression . It has been observed by others , that this I must in the next place observe , that when poet has founded his tragedy of Venice Pre- our thoughts are ...
... Aristotle's rule ought to have been raised and supported by the dignity of expression . It has been observed by others , that this I must in the next place observe , that when poet has founded his tragedy of Venice Pre- our thoughts are ...
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... Aristotle mean those particular speeches which are com- considers the tragedies that were written in monly known by the name of rants . either of these kinds , and observes , that those warm and passionate parts of a tragedy , are which ...
... Aristotle mean those particular speeches which are com- considers the tragedies that were written in monly known by the name of rants . either of these kinds , and observes , that those warm and passionate parts of a tragedy , are which ...
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... ARISTOTLE has observed , that ordinary writ- pots and washes , and carried off his handker - ers in tragedy endeavour to raise terror and chief full of brushes , scraps of Spanish wool , pity in their audience , not by proper senti- and ...
... ARISTOTLE has observed , that ordinary writ- pots and washes , and carried off his handker - ers in tragedy endeavour to raise terror and chief full of brushes , scraps of Spanish wool , pity in their audience , not by proper senti- and ...
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