Some Remarks on the Tragedy of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark, Issue 3Augustan Reprint Society, 1947 - 63 pages |
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... Thing , than if it were brought in as a Thing highly probable , and no one were made to boggle at the Belief of it . The Reafon of this feems to be , that we can for once , upon a very great Occafion , allow fuch an Incident as this to ...
... Thing , than if it were brought in as a Thing highly probable , and no one were made to boggle at the Belief of it . The Reafon of this feems to be , that we can for once , upon a very great Occafion , allow fuch an Incident as this to ...
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... Things , if they prove any Thing , prove too much ; for if our Imagina- tion will not bear a ftrong Impofition , furcly no Play ought to be fuppofed to take more Time than is really employ'd in the Acting ; nor fhould there be any ...
... Things , if they prove any Thing , prove too much ; for if our Imagina- tion will not bear a ftrong Impofition , furcly no Play ought to be fuppofed to take more Time than is really employ'd in the Acting ; nor fhould there be any ...
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... Thing con- duces to debafe Tragedy among them , as every Thing here contributes to form good Tragick Writers ; yet how few have we ! And what is very very remarkable , cach Nation takes Delight in that , ( 62 )
... Thing con- duces to debafe Tragedy among them , as every Thing here contributes to form good Tragick Writers ; yet how few have we ! And what is very very remarkable , cach Nation takes Delight in that , ( 62 )
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