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Page 108
... Essay on Punctuation Every apparent Intricacy in the Essay itself is removed by the Simplicity and Perspicuity of this Valuable Appendix . The ori- ginal Intent of the Characters used in Pronunciation is clearly demonstrated , by an ...
... Essay on Punctuation Every apparent Intricacy in the Essay itself is removed by the Simplicity and Perspicuity of this Valuable Appendix . The ori- ginal Intent of the Characters used in Pronunciation is clearly demonstrated , by an ...
Page 131
... Essay of Dramatick Poesy , the Defence of that Essay , the Preface to the Mock Astrologer , the Essay on Heroick Plays , the Defence of the Epilogue to the Second Part of the Conquest of Granada , the Grounds of Criticism in Tra- gedy ...
... Essay of Dramatick Poesy , the Defence of that Essay , the Preface to the Mock Astrologer , the Essay on Heroick Plays , the Defence of the Epilogue to the Second Part of the Conquest of Granada , the Grounds of Criticism in Tra- gedy ...
Page 132
... Essay , have been corrected . Of every other piece in these volumes the first edition has been followed , ex- cepting only the Defence of that Essay : of which the original copy is so rare , that I have never met with it . " Of Dryden's ...
... Essay , have been corrected . Of every other piece in these volumes the first edition has been followed , ex- cepting only the Defence of that Essay : of which the original copy is so rare , that I have never met with it . " Of Dryden's ...
Contents
Abridgement of Modern Determinations | 30 |
Pen Art of making | 49 |
Actor Defence of that Profession 384 | 56 |
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