Critical Observations on ShakespeareG. Hawkins, 1746 - 346 pages |
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Page 14
... just after the restoration . They were fucceded by Shadwell , Rymer , the Duke of Buckingham , and others . The D. of B. made choice of Julius Caefar : which puts me in mind of a painter 1 knew , who told his customer , he had a picture ...
... just after the restoration . They were fucceded by Shadwell , Rymer , the Duke of Buckingham , and others . The D. of B. made choice of Julius Caefar : which puts me in mind of a painter 1 knew , who told his customer , he had a picture ...
Page 60
... just as he raises the curiofity of the audience ; and thus avoids a long circumstantial narration ? Let any one compare the scornful filence of Dido's ghoft to Aeneas , the fullen filence of Ajax to Ulyffes , with the majestic filence ...
... just as he raises the curiofity of the audience ; and thus avoids a long circumstantial narration ? Let any one compare the scornful filence of Dido's ghoft to Aeneas , the fullen filence of Ajax to Ulyffes , with the majestic filence ...
Page 74
... just as it 2. The real length of time in Julius Caefar , is as follows , A. U. C. 709. a frantic festival of Luperci was held in honor of Caefar , about the middle of february , when the regal crown was offer'd him by Antony : March 15 ...
... just as it 2. The real length of time in Julius Caefar , is as follows , A. U. C. 709. a frantic festival of Luperci was held in honor of Caefar , about the middle of february , when the regal crown was offer'd him by Antony : March 15 ...
Page 94
... . The fame kind of treacherous memory made Longinus cenfure Xenophon , for what Xenophon never wrote . See his treatife περὶ ὑψ . κεφ . δ . « ply'd ; " ply'd ; Caefar did never wrong but with just 94 Book I Critical Obfervations.
... . The fame kind of treacherous memory made Longinus cenfure Xenophon , for what Xenophon never wrote . See his treatife περὶ ὑψ . κεφ . δ . « ply'd ; " ply'd ; Caefar did never wrong but with just 94 Book I Critical Obfervations.
Page 95
John Upton. " ply'd ; Caefar did never wrong but with just " caufe : and fuch like ; which were ridiculous . " But he redeemed his vices with his virtues . " There was ever more in him to be praised " than to be pardoned . " If ...
John Upton. " ply'd ; Caefar did never wrong but with just " caufe : and fuch like ; which were ridiculous . " But he redeemed his vices with his virtues . " There was ever more in him to be praised " than to be pardoned . " If ...
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