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... fhould be fuch , that all the parts , how- ever multiplied and divided , may harmonize , and become members of the fame body . No epifodes or incidents are to be introduced , however beautiful in themfelves , unless they are fubfervient ...
... fhould be fuch , that all the parts , how- ever multiplied and divided , may harmonize , and become members of the fame body . No epifodes or incidents are to be introduced , however beautiful in themfelves , unless they are fubfervient ...
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... fhould be precifely confined to any particular acts of the Play , but left to the Poet's difcretion . The Catastrophe indeed must be confined to the laft act , and even to the close of it ; for it is the very end of the Action , the ...
... fhould be precifely confined to any particular acts of the Play , but left to the Poet's difcretion . The Catastrophe indeed must be confined to the laft act , and even to the close of it ; for it is the very end of the Action , the ...
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... fhould never be used but to add an agreeableness to fome juft and proper fenti- ment , which , for want of fuch a turn , might pafs with- out its effect . That filly thing men call Sheer - wit , avoid , With which our age fo naufeoufly ...
... fhould never be used but to add an agreeableness to fome juft and proper fenti- ment , which , for want of fuch a turn , might pafs with- out its effect . That filly thing men call Sheer - wit , avoid , With which our age fo naufeoufly ...
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