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... performance . A mechanically exact adherence to all the rules of the Drama , is more the business of industry than of genius . Theatrical lawgivers rather teach the ignorant where to 5 censure , than the Poet how to write . If sublimity ...
... performance . A mechanically exact adherence to all the rules of the Drama , is more the business of industry than of genius . Theatrical lawgivers rather teach the ignorant where to 5 censure , than the Poet how to write . If sublimity ...
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... performance . But , with submission , we think the ingenious Author might have afforded us something more . He has undoubted ability ; and he well knows , that a moderate inter- spersion of manly and sensible observations , must have ...
... performance . But , with submission , we think the ingenious Author might have afforded us something more . He has undoubted ability ; and he well knows , that a moderate inter- spersion of manly and sensible observations , must have ...
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... performance . It is written in imitation of the Siamese Letters of Du Freny , and of the Turkish Spy ; but it is an imitation which shews what the originals should have been . The success their works met with was , for the most part ...
... performance . It is written in imitation of the Siamese Letters of Du Freny , and of the Turkish Spy ; but it is an imitation which shews what the originals should have been . The success their works met with was , for the most part ...
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