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Pagina 159
... Stage till many Years after Oedipus . ] The Stage arife , and the big Clouds defcend So now , in very Deed , I might behold This pond'rous Globe , and all yon marble Roof , Meet like the Hands of Jove , and crush Mankind .. For all the ...
... Stage till many Years after Oedipus . ] The Stage arife , and the big Clouds defcend So now , in very Deed , I might behold This pond'rous Globe , and all yon marble Roof , Meet like the Hands of Jove , and crush Mankind .. For all the ...
Pagina 172
... Stage ; I know a Tragedy could not subsist without it : All that I would contend for , is to keep it from being mifapplied . In a word , I would have the Actor's Tongue fympathize with his Eyes . A difconfolate Mother , with a Child in ...
... Stage ; I know a Tragedy could not subsist without it : All that I would contend for , is to keep it from being mifapplied . In a word , I would have the Actor's Tongue fympathize with his Eyes . A difconfolate Mother , with a Child in ...
Pagina 173
... Stage . To delight in seeing Men ftabbed , poifoned , racked , or im- paled , is certainly the Sign of a cruel Temper : And as this is often practifed before the British Audience , feveral French Criticks , who think these are grateful ...
... Stage . To delight in seeing Men ftabbed , poifoned , racked , or im- paled , is certainly the Sign of a cruel Temper : And as this is often practifed before the British Audience , feveral French Criticks , who think these are grateful ...
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