The Complete Art of Poetry, 1. kötetGarland, 1970 |
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... Place ; if I had defcrib'd the various Agitations of her Mind , when he was in the Place ; if I had awn the Trou- bles fhe felt that Inftant that she faw her Love Didymus come in to her ? Tis on this Occafion , that this great Saint ...
... Place ; if I had defcrib'd the various Agitations of her Mind , when he was in the Place ; if I had awn the Trou- bles fhe felt that Inftant that she faw her Love Didymus come in to her ? Tis on this Occafion , that this great Saint ...
228. oldal
... Place ; tho ' I own , if you gain the Point of the Unity of ACTION , you of Confe- quence obtain the other two . By ... Place to Place , tho ' the different Places be never fo contiguous ; as for Example , out of one Room into another of ...
... Place ; tho ' I own , if you gain the Point of the Unity of ACTION , you of Confe- quence obtain the other two . By ... Place to Place , tho ' the different Places be never fo contiguous ; as for Example , out of one Room into another of ...
231. oldal
... place to place while we fit ftill , we may as juftly fuppofe it to travel five hundred Miles , as to pafs from one Room into another , tho ' in the fame Houfe . I grant it , and therefore all that can be drawn from your Objection is ...
... place to place while we fit ftill , we may as juftly fuppofe it to travel five hundred Miles , as to pafs from one Room into another , tho ' in the fame Houfe . I grant it , and therefore all that can be drawn from your Objection is ...
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