The Complete Art of Poetry, المجلد 1Garland, 1970 |
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الصفحة 158
... Plot foou'd own , Which , as it must be fimple , must be one . With Short Digreffions it will yet difpenfe , Nor needs it always Allegoric Senfe . Perhaps there is nothing in which the Ancients excel- led the Moderns more , than in ...
... Plot foou'd own , Which , as it must be fimple , must be one . With Short Digreffions it will yet difpenfe , Nor needs it always Allegoric Senfe . Perhaps there is nothing in which the Ancients excel- led the Moderns more , than in ...
الصفحة 224
... Plot to be the bare Outlines of a Play ; but that the Co- louring , and Shades , and Lights , properly difpos'd , are Proofs of the true Genius of a Tragic Writer ; whereas a Mechanic Head is only neceffary for the Plot . So that before ...
... Plot to be the bare Outlines of a Play ; but that the Co- louring , and Shades , and Lights , properly difpos'd , are Proofs of the true Genius of a Tragic Writer ; whereas a Mechanic Head is only neceffary for the Plot . So that before ...
الصفحة 226
... Plot alone has often given Succefs to Plays ; and Ariftotle fays the fame , who certainly no Man can believe should lessen the Esteem of the Fable , which he contends is the principal and most effential Part of Tragedy . He fays that a ...
... Plot alone has often given Succefs to Plays ; and Ariftotle fays the fame , who certainly no Man can believe should lessen the Esteem of the Fable , which he contends is the principal and most effential Part of Tragedy . He fays that a ...
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