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Page 117
... nature and most various in their delineations , must be pushed back into the inferior ranks . Grandeur of manner , in the arts of design as in the dramatic art , is accomplished by the omission of detail , but truth of nature by the ...
... nature and most various in their delineations , must be pushed back into the inferior ranks . Grandeur of manner , in the arts of design as in the dramatic art , is accomplished by the omission of detail , but truth of nature by the ...
Page 122
... nature , in Neoptolemos , Antigone , and Chrysothemis ; his criminals have not the spirit of crime . Nor is he inventive , being obliged often to borrow from himself ; Electra , for instance , when she clasps the supposed urn of Orestes ...
... nature , in Neoptolemos , Antigone , and Chrysothemis ; his criminals have not the spirit of crime . Nor is he inventive , being obliged often to borrow from himself ; Electra , for instance , when she clasps the supposed urn of Orestes ...
Page 179
... nature of the epidemic than to any disagreement in principle . The whole of the treatment may indeed be summed up in this one sentence : The me- thod of cure consists in large evacuations by bleeding and purging ; and , although other ...
... nature of the epidemic than to any disagreement in principle . The whole of the treatment may indeed be summed up in this one sentence : The me- thod of cure consists in large evacuations by bleeding and purging ; and , although other ...
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