The Dramatic Censor: Or, Critical Companion, Band 1AMS Press, 1975 |
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... nature a deep depravation of heart ; and fuch Macbeth will appear infected with , from the whole of that speech which begins " Two truths are told , " & c . notwith- standing some what like palliation is offered in two or three lines ...
... nature a deep depravation of heart ; and fuch Macbeth will appear infected with , from the whole of that speech which begins " Two truths are told , " & c . notwith- standing some what like palliation is offered in two or three lines ...
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... natural , means nothing but to raise fome laughs , which we deem highly disgraceful to the nature , bent and dignity of tragic compofitions ; befides the old lady's hint of Juliet's falling backwards , is only fit for the ears of a ...
... natural , means nothing but to raise fome laughs , which we deem highly disgraceful to the nature , bent and dignity of tragic compofitions ; befides the old lady's hint of Juliet's falling backwards , is only fit for the ears of a ...
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... natural and politic . The paternal impatience of Cambyfes , which hur- ries him into the path of destruction on ... nature might reasonably be expected , as alfo Cambyfes's contempt of them . -The charge of affaffinating Cyrus is ...
... natural and politic . The paternal impatience of Cambyfes , which hur- ries him into the path of destruction on ... nature might reasonably be expected , as alfo Cambyfes's contempt of them . -The charge of affaffinating Cyrus is ...
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