Eighteenth Century Essays on ShakespeareDavid Nichol Smith J. MacLehose and Sons, 1903 - 358 páginas |
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... supposed to be the discovery of the romantic school . His Preface has received scant justice . There is no more convincing criticism of the neo - classical doctrines.1 Henceforward we hear less about the rules . Johnson had performed a ...
... supposed to be the discovery of the romantic school . His Preface has received scant justice . There is no more convincing criticism of the neo - classical doctrines.1 Henceforward we hear less about the rules . Johnson had performed a ...
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... supposed Shakespear's was only this ; that they were pieces produced by unknown authors , or fitted up for the Theatre while it was under his administra- tion and no owner claiming them , they were adjudged to him , as they give Strays ...
... supposed Shakespear's was only this ; that they were pieces produced by unknown authors , or fitted up for the Theatre while it was under his administra- tion and no owner claiming them , they were adjudged to him , as they give Strays ...
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... supposed , but thro ' the too powerful Blaze of his Imagination ; which , when once raised , made all acquired Knowledge vanish and disappear before it . But this Licence in him , as I have said , must not be imputed to Ignorance ...
... supposed , but thro ' the too powerful Blaze of his Imagination ; which , when once raised , made all acquired Knowledge vanish and disappear before it . But this Licence in him , as I have said , must not be imputed to Ignorance ...
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... supposed to have fallen from his pen , yet as he hath put them generally into the mouths of low and ignorant people , so it is to be remember'd that he wrote for the Stage , rude and unpolished as it then was ; and the vicious taste of ...
... supposed to have fallen from his pen , yet as he hath put them generally into the mouths of low and ignorant people , so it is to be remember'd that he wrote for the Stage , rude and unpolished as it then was ; and the vicious taste of ...
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... supposed not to need any . His growing Eminence , however , required that he should be used with Ceremony : And he soon had his Appointment of an Editor in form . But the Bookseller , whose dealing was with Wits , having learnt of them ...
... supposed not to need any . His growing Eminence , however , required that he should be used with Ceremony : And he soon had his Appointment of an Editor in form . But the Bookseller , whose dealing was with Wits , having learnt of them ...
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