The Complete Art of Poetry, المجلد 1Garland, 1970 |
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الصفحة 193
... Fable to which he gives the fecond Prefe 66 rence , is that which has a double Conftitution , and which ends by a ... Fable ? And " what Fable without a Moral ? Or what Moral with- " out Foetical Fuftice ? What Moral where the Good " and ...
... Fable to which he gives the fecond Prefe 66 rence , is that which has a double Conftitution , and which ends by a ... Fable ? And " what Fable without a Moral ? Or what Moral with- " out Foetical Fuftice ? What Moral where the Good " and ...
الصفحة 226
... Fable , which he contends is the principal and most effential Part of Tragedy . He fays that a Tragedy may fucceed well , may be a perfect Play , if the Fable or Plot be juftly drawn , tho ' it be defective in the Manners , Sentiments ...
... Fable , which he contends is the principal and most effential Part of Tragedy . He fays that a Tragedy may fucceed well , may be a perfect Play , if the Fable or Plot be juftly drawn , tho ' it be defective in the Manners , Sentiments ...
الصفحة 285
... Fable . For we may bring on the Stage only the first Part of the Fable , That Ambition and Difcord ruine not only the People , but alfo the Frinces then- felves who are divided . And thus I fhould only handle the Quarrel betwixt ...
... Fable . For we may bring on the Stage only the first Part of the Fable , That Ambition and Difcord ruine not only the People , but alfo the Frinces then- felves who are divided . And thus I fhould only handle the Quarrel betwixt ...
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