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Page 246
... thofe , who have not a correct taste of the Beautiful , will be difpofed to laugh at they do not know what ; and hence it is , that laughter is fo com- mon among vulgar men . But men of exalted minds , and who have a high fenfe of the ...
... thofe , who have not a correct taste of the Beautiful , will be difpofed to laugh at they do not know what ; and hence it is , that laughter is fo com- mon among vulgar men . But men of exalted minds , and who have a high fenfe of the ...
Page 267
... thofe rules , this performance will be found to poffefs a degree of merit that will entitle it to rank in the very firft clafs of dramatical compofitions . This tragedy touches equally thofe great mafter - fprings of terror and of pity ...
... thofe rules , this performance will be found to poffefs a degree of merit that will entitle it to rank in the very firft clafs of dramatical compofitions . This tragedy touches equally thofe great mafter - fprings of terror and of pity ...
Page 424
... thofe gentlemen will not of themselves find easy to decide ; for I dare fay , that they are too candid judges , and too good logi- cians , to infer , that their fentiments , and thofe of their friends , are the voice of the world . Nul ...
... thofe gentlemen will not of themselves find easy to decide ; for I dare fay , that they are too candid judges , and too good logi- cians , to infer , that their fentiments , and thofe of their friends , are the voice of the world . Nul ...
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