The Complete Art of Poetry, 1. kötetGarland, 1970 |
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240. oldal
... kind in the English Tongue is Cato ; for there from the Beginning Cato is in Dif- tress . and the Play ends with his Death , without any Change of Fortune at all ; the Ajax of Sophocles is of the fame kind ; but I cannot with Monfieur ...
... kind in the English Tongue is Cato ; for there from the Beginning Cato is in Dif- tress . and the Play ends with his Death , without any Change of Fortune at all ; the Ajax of Sophocles is of the fame kind ; but I cannot with Monfieur ...
269. oldal
... kind . We have feen Examples of this more than once , and it is very likely we may have more Attempts in the fame kind , from Men , who , by a falfe and unmerited Applause of the unjudging Town , may imagine them- felves equal to this ...
... kind . We have feen Examples of this more than once , and it is very likely we may have more Attempts in the fame kind , from Men , who , by a falfe and unmerited Applause of the unjudging Town , may imagine them- felves equal to this ...
345. oldal
... kind and natural : But fee thy Fault , France hath in thee found out A neft of hollow Bofoms , which he fills With treacherous Crowns . False Appearance . Chorus . Ibid Oh , how haft thou with Jealoufy infected The Sweetness of Afiance ...
... kind and natural : But fee thy Fault , France hath in thee found out A neft of hollow Bofoms , which he fills With treacherous Crowns . False Appearance . Chorus . Ibid Oh , how haft thou with Jealoufy infected The Sweetness of Afiance ...
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