The Complete Art of Poetry, المجلد 1Garland, 1970 |
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الصفحة 39
... Stage at prefent , full of Lewdness , Cruelty , Vil- lany ; in which all the Advances to Vice are fet off with luscious Descriptions , which , with the effemina- ting , amorous Speeches , are got by Heart by the young Girls and young ...
... Stage at prefent , full of Lewdness , Cruelty , Vil- lany ; in which all the Advances to Vice are fet off with luscious Descriptions , which , with the effemina- ting , amorous Speeches , are got by Heart by the young Girls and young ...
الصفحة 213
... Stage , Ing ag'd the Chorus Song in every Part , And polifo'd rugged Verfe by Rules of Art : He , in the Greek , did thofe Perfections gai Which the weak Latins never could attain . Our pious Fathers in their Prieft - rid Age , As ...
... Stage , Ing ag'd the Chorus Song in every Part , And polifo'd rugged Verfe by Rules of Art : He , in the Greek , did thofe Perfections gai Which the weak Latins never could attain . Our pious Fathers in their Prieft - rid Age , As ...
الصفحة 231
... Stage , and brought it , by the Affiftance of the Magiftrate , to a more rat : o- hal and useful Diverfion , the Athenians soon acknow- ledg'd the Excellence . The French Stage was before the time of Corneille , and the Care and ...
... Stage , and brought it , by the Affiftance of the Magiftrate , to a more rat : o- hal and useful Diverfion , the Athenians soon acknow- ledg'd the Excellence . The French Stage was before the time of Corneille , and the Care and ...
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