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Pagina 148
... fhew to Advantage in every Look , Word , and Gesture . The Gentleman was as diligent to do Juftice to his fine Parts , as the Lady to her beauteous Form : You might fee his Imagination on the Stretch to find out fome- thing uncommon ...
... fhew to Advantage in every Look , Word , and Gesture . The Gentleman was as diligent to do Juftice to his fine Parts , as the Lady to her beauteous Form : You might fee his Imagination on the Stretch to find out fome- thing uncommon ...
Pagina 154
... fhew it self in fuch a Variety of Lights as are generally made ufe of by the Writers of our English Tragedy . I mult in the next place obferve , that when our Thoughts are great and juft , they are often obfcured by the founding Phrafes ...
... fhew it self in fuch a Variety of Lights as are generally made ufe of by the Writers of our English Tragedy . I mult in the next place obferve , that when our Thoughts are great and juft , they are often obfcured by the founding Phrafes ...
Pagina 226
... fhew him- felf a Man of a beautiful Genius , but of great Industry . THE firft Species of false Wit which I have met with is very venerable for its Antiquity , and has produced fe- veral Pieces which have lived very near as long as the ...
... fhew him- felf a Man of a beautiful Genius , but of great Industry . THE firft Species of false Wit which I have met with is very venerable for its Antiquity , and has produced fe- veral Pieces which have lived very near as long as the ...
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