I. Of the nature, use, excellence, rise and progress of poetry, etcCharles Rivington, 1718 |
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... Critic , in the 4th Chapter of his Poetics , fup- pofes two chief Caufes of this Art originally . There are two principal Causes , fays he , and both very na- tural , which feem to have produc'd Poetry . The firft is Imitation , a ...
... Critic , in the 4th Chapter of his Poetics , fup- pofes two chief Caufes of this Art originally . There are two principal Causes , fays he , and both very na- tural , which feem to have produc'd Poetry . The firft is Imitation , a ...
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... Critic ob- ferves , from the Beauty of the Piece , or from the Vi- vacity and Mixture of the Colours , or from the Choice of the Action , or from the Posture of the Perfont , or fomething else that draws the Eyes upon it , and exer ...
... Critic ob- ferves , from the Beauty of the Piece , or from the Vi- vacity and Mixture of the Colours , or from the Choice of the Action , or from the Posture of the Perfont , or fomething else that draws the Eyes upon it , and exer ...
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... Critic has determin'd , that all Sorts of Poé- try are nothing but Imitations . The Heroic , or Narva- tive Poems , Tragedy , Comedy , and the Dithyrambic , fays he , are only pure Imitations . Nay , he extends it far- ther , to Mufic ...
... Critic has determin'd , that all Sorts of Poé- try are nothing but Imitations . The Heroic , or Narva- tive Poems , Tragedy , Comedy , and the Dithyrambic , fays he , are only pure Imitations . Nay , he extends it far- ther , to Mufic ...
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... Critics . I confefs ( reply'd Laudon ) that I cannot tell you what Master's Inftructions , or what Rules were regar- ded by Homer ; or whether the Order and Conduct were the Bufinefs of Lycurgus , or Pififtratus , or any other who ...
... Critics . I confefs ( reply'd Laudon ) that I cannot tell you what Master's Inftructions , or what Rules were regar- ded by Homer ; or whether the Order and Conduct were the Bufinefs of Lycurgus , or Pififtratus , or any other who ...
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... Critics . Ah ! Fie , Mr. Lamode ( interrupted his Wife ) don'☛ affume , don't affume so much , and fet your Judgment above the reft of the Beau Monde , who adorn the Boxes , and fill the Theatre at thefe admirable Perfor mances . For ...
... Critics . Ah ! Fie , Mr. Lamode ( interrupted his Wife ) don'☛ affume , don't affume so much , and fet your Judgment above the reft of the Beau Monde , who adorn the Boxes , and fill the Theatre at thefe admirable Perfor mances . For ...
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