Eighteenth Century Essays on ShakespeareDavid Nichol Smith J. MacLehose and Sons, 1903 - 358 páginas |
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Página xvii
... errors " in the structure of his plays . He passed this criticism both in his edition of Shakespeare and in the early articles in the Censor on King Lear , which are also of considerable historical interest as being the first essays ...
... errors " in the structure of his plays . He passed this criticism both in his edition of Shakespeare and in the early articles in the Censor on King Lear , which are also of considerable historical interest as being the first essays ...
Página xviii
... errors that seem of choice , as agreeable to his lazyness and easie gain . " 2 Cf. the Dunciad , i . 69-72 , where the inducements of satire make him adopt a decided attitude in favour of the dramatic rules . stanced as to be able to ...
... errors that seem of choice , as agreeable to his lazyness and easie gain . " 2 Cf. the Dunciad , i . 69-72 , where the inducements of satire make him adopt a decided attitude in favour of the dramatic rules . stanced as to be able to ...
Página xxi
... error is emphasised in the Dictionary of National Biography . Though Richardson upholds some of the more rigid classical doctrines , his work is of a much higher order . The book is attributed to Richardson in Watt's Bibliotheca ...
... error is emphasised in the Dictionary of National Biography . Though Richardson upholds some of the more rigid classical doctrines , his work is of a much higher order . The book is attributed to Richardson in Watt's Bibliotheca ...
Página xxv
... Errors was founded , ' and the first to show that it was not necessary to go back to the Tale of Gamelyn for the story of As you like it . There is no evidence how he came by this knowledge . The casual and allusive manner in which he ...
... Errors was founded , ' and the first to show that it was not necessary to go back to the Tale of Gamelyn for the story of As you like it . There is no evidence how he came by this knowledge . The casual and allusive manner in which he ...
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... errors and occasionally hit upon a happy emendation ; but on the whole his interest in Shakespeare was that of the dramatist . Pope's interest was that of the poet . There is some truth in the criticism that he gave Shakespeare not as ...
... errors and occasionally hit upon a happy emendation ; but on the whole his interest in Shakespeare was that of the dramatist . Pope's interest was that of the poet . There is some truth in the criticism that he gave Shakespeare not as ...
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