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Pagina 153
... fame continued Modulation of Voice . For the fame Reason I do not diflike the Speeches in our Englife Tragedy that clofe with an Hemiftick , or half Verfe , notwithstanding the Perfon who speaks after it be- gins a new Verfe , without ...
... fame continued Modulation of Voice . For the fame Reason I do not diflike the Speeches in our Englife Tragedy that clofe with an Hemiftick , or half Verfe , notwithstanding the Perfon who speaks after it be- gins a new Verfe , without ...
Pagina 157
... fame Kind , as Shakespear wrote it ; but as it is reformed according to the chimerical Notion of Poetical Justice , in my hum- ble Opinion it has loft half its Beauty . At the fame time I muft allow , that there are very noble Tragedies ...
... fame Kind , as Shakespear wrote it ; but as it is reformed according to the chimerical Notion of Poetical Justice , in my hum- ble Opinion it has loft half its Beauty . At the fame time I muft allow , that there are very noble Tragedies ...
Pagina 200
... fame Errand ; as I take it , above once every A & t . This is not wholly unnatural ; for , they fay , the Men - Authors draw themselves in their chief Characters , and the Women - Writers may be allowed the fame Liberty . Thus , as the ...
... fame Errand ; as I take it , above once every A & t . This is not wholly unnatural ; for , they fay , the Men - Authors draw themselves in their chief Characters , and the Women - Writers may be allowed the fame Liberty . Thus , as the ...
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