The Spectator, 2±ÇJoseph Addison, Sir Richard Steele J. Tonson, 1724 |
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... it will not be a Difparagement to be the meaneft Author in it . For- give me , my Lord , for taking this Occafion of tel- ling all the World how ar- dently I Love and ling The Dedication . Great and Noble, are what ...
... it will not be a Difparagement to be the meaneft Author in it . For- give me , my Lord , for taking this Occafion of tel- ling all the World how ar- dently I Love and ling The Dedication . Great and Noble, are what ...
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... Author might as well think of weav- ing the Adventures of Eneas and Hudi- bras into one Poem , as of writing fuch a motly Piece of Mirth and Sorrow . But the Abfurdity of thefe Performances is fo very vifible 2 But 22 The SPECTATOR . N ...
... Author might as well think of weav- ing the Adventures of Eneas and Hudi- bras into one Poem , as of writing fuch a motly Piece of Mirth and Sorrow . But the Abfurdity of thefe Performances is fo very vifible 2 But 22 The SPECTATOR . N ...
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... Author writ with great Temper , and defigned that they fhould have been fo acted . I have feen Powell very often raise himself a loud Clap by this Artifice . The Poets that were acquainted with this Secret , have given frequent Occafion ...
... Author writ with great Temper , and defigned that they fhould have been fo acted . I have feen Powell very often raise himself a loud Clap by this Artifice . The Poets that were acquainted with this Secret , have given frequent Occafion ...
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... Author has a Mind to terrifie us , it thunders ; When he would make us me- lancholy , the Stage is darkened . But among all our tragick Artifices , I am the most offended at those which are made use of to infpire us with magnifi- . cent ...
... Author has a Mind to terrifie us , it thunders ; When he would make us me- lancholy , the Stage is darkened . But among all our tragick Artifices , I am the most offended at those which are made use of to infpire us with magnifi- . cent ...
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... Authors of a Vulgar Genius to move Terror , Pity , or Admiration , in their Hearers . THE Taylor and the Painter often contribute to the Succefs of a Tragedy more than the Poet . Scenes affect or dinary Minds as much as Speeches ; and ...
... Authors of a Vulgar Genius to move Terror , Pity , or Admiration , in their Hearers . THE Taylor and the Painter often contribute to the Succefs of a Tragedy more than the Poet . Scenes affect or dinary Minds as much as Speeches ; and ...
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