The Complete Art of Poetry, 1. kötetGarland, 1970 |
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61. oldal
... because he did this thing , and because he had no Pity . In short , the whole Confequence of this is fo very pathetick , that it is with Reluctance I go not thro it , which its being fo well - known to every Chriftian , will only excufe ...
... because he did this thing , and because he had no Pity . In short , the whole Confequence of this is fo very pathetick , that it is with Reluctance I go not thro it , which its being fo well - known to every Chriftian , will only excufe ...
135. oldal
... because it is contrary to them : For good Senfe , and right Reafon , is of all Countries and Places ; the fame ... because Circumstances change , and the Interefts of whom they are made to ferve are diffe- rent ; but these still gain new ...
... because it is contrary to them : For good Senfe , and right Reafon , is of all Countries and Places ; the fame ... because Circumstances change , and the Interefts of whom they are made to ferve are diffe- rent ; but these still gain new ...
279. oldal
... because these sorts of Poems are very rarely attempted ; and next , because whoever can judge weli of Tragedy , and determine whether it be good or bad , is qualify'd to judge of an Heroic Poem , for all the Parts of this are to be ...
... because these sorts of Poems are very rarely attempted ; and next , because whoever can judge weli of Tragedy , and determine whether it be good or bad , is qualify'd to judge of an Heroic Poem , for all the Parts of this are to be ...
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