The Spectator, 2±ÇJoseph Addison, Sir Richard Steele J. Tonson, 1724 |
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... Hero of his Play discovered the fame good Qualities in the Defence of his Country , that he fhewed for its Ruin and Subverfion , the Audience could not enough pity and admire him : But as he cer Fre t re is now represented , we can is ...
... Hero of his Play discovered the fame good Qualities in the Defence of his Country , that he fhewed for its Ruin and Subverfion , the Audience could not enough pity and admire him : But as he cer Fre t re is now represented , we can is ...
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... Heroes with Bombaft ; and given them fuch Sentiments , as proceed rather from a Swelling than a Greatness of Mind . Unnatural Exclamations , Curfes , Vows , Blafphemies , a Defiance of Man- kind , and an Outraging of the Gods ...
... Heroes with Bombaft ; and given them fuch Sentiments , as proceed rather from a Swelling than a Greatness of Mind . Unnatural Exclamations , Curfes , Vows , Blafphemies , a Defiance of Man- kind , and an Outraging of the Gods ...
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... Hero is difmiffed at the End of the third Act , after having pro- nounced the following Lines , in which the Thought is very natural , and apt to move Compaffion . To you , good Gods , I make my laft Appeal ; Or clear my Virtues , or my ...
... Hero is difmiffed at the End of the third Act , after having pro- nounced the following Lines , in which the Thought is very natural , and apt to move Compaffion . To you , good Gods , I make my laft Appeal ; Or clear my Virtues , or my ...
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... Hero . As these fuper fluous Ornaments upon the Head make a great Man , a Princess generally re- ceives her Grandeur from those additio- nal Incumbrances that fall into her Tail : I mean the broad fweeping Train that follows her in all ...
... Hero . As these fuper fluous Ornaments upon the Head make a great Man , a Princess generally re- ceives her Grandeur from those additio- nal Incumbrances that fall into her Tail : I mean the broad fweeping Train that follows her in all ...
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... Heroes , ufed to make the Actors re- prefent them in Dreffes and Cloaths that were thread - bare and decayed . This Ar- tifice for moving Pity , feems as ill - con- trived , as that we have been speaking of to infpire us with a great ...
... Heroes , ufed to make the Actors re- prefent them in Dreffes and Cloaths that were thread - bare and decayed . This Ar- tifice for moving Pity , feems as ill - con- trived , as that we have been speaking of to infpire us with a great ...
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