The Complete Art of Poetry, 1. kötetGarland, 1970 |
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... Sight of a Bawdy - House , and all its Filthi- nefs ; yet you find the very diftant Idea of such a Place , damn'd a most innocent Play of fo great a Man as Corneille in France . If St. Auftin afk'd God's Pardon for having read Virgil in ...
... Sight of a Bawdy - House , and all its Filthi- nefs ; yet you find the very diftant Idea of such a Place , damn'd a most innocent Play of fo great a Man as Corneille in France . If St. Auftin afk'd God's Pardon for having read Virgil in ...
201. oldal
... Sight he loves , And all in Metaphor bis Paffion proves ; But fome fad Accident , tho yet unknown , Parting this Pair , to leave the Swain alone . He frait grows jealous , yet we know not why , And , to oblige bis Rival , needs will die ...
... Sight he loves , And all in Metaphor bis Paffion proves ; But fome fad Accident , tho yet unknown , Parting this Pair , to leave the Swain alone . He frait grows jealous , yet we know not why , And , to oblige bis Rival , needs will die ...
245. oldal
... Sight , that is , by the Means of the Scenes and Properties ( as they call them ) is what the Poct has no concern ... Sights difguft a curious and humane Spectator . But to come to the Incidents that are the most pro- ductive of Terror ...
... Sight , that is , by the Means of the Scenes and Properties ( as they call them ) is what the Poct has no concern ... Sights difguft a curious and humane Spectator . But to come to the Incidents that are the most pro- ductive of Terror ...
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