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96. oldal
... please , in those of his Plays , which are fixt in the Efteem of the Town , to which the rest , though equally good , have often in vain endeavour'd to arife . If fome Plays have mifs'd of Succefs , which were call'd regular , by thofe ...
... please , in those of his Plays , which are fixt in the Efteem of the Town , to which the rest , though equally good , have often in vain endeavour'd to arife . If fome Plays have mifs'd of Succefs , which were call'd regular , by thofe ...
136. oldal
... please , and are directed only to thew you , and point out the Way that you must walk in to do fo . By this we hall deftroy that false Maxim , That all that pleases is good , wou'd affert what we ought on the contrary to Lay that All ...
... please , and are directed only to thew you , and point out the Way that you must walk in to do fo . By this we hall deftroy that false Maxim , That all that pleases is good , wou'd affert what we ought on the contrary to Lay that All ...
138. oldal
... please those who can judge , and that is fufficient . By this we may fee , that a Play , which fball bring thofe Things , which are to be judg'd of by Reafon within the Rules , as alfo what is to be judg'd of by the Sense , fhall never ...
... please those who can judge , and that is fufficient . By this we may fee , that a Play , which fball bring thofe Things , which are to be judg'd of by Reafon within the Rules , as alfo what is to be judg'd of by the Sense , fhall never ...
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