Some Remarks on the Tragedy of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark, Issue 3Augustan Reprint Society, 1947 - 63 pages |
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... beft Light all Beauties , and to touch upon Defects no more than is neceffary ; to point out how fuch may be avoided for the future , and to fettle , if possible , a right Tafte among those of the Age in which he lives . Ill - nature ...
... beft Light all Beauties , and to touch upon Defects no more than is neceffary ; to point out how fuch may be avoided for the future , and to fettle , if possible , a right Tafte among those of the Age in which he lives . Ill - nature ...
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... beft , and certainly deferves the Applaufe of all his Countrymen for the great Pains he has been at to give us the best Edi- tion of this Poct , which has yet appear'd . I would not have Mr. Pope offended at what I fay , for I look upon ...
... beft , and certainly deferves the Applaufe of all his Countrymen for the great Pains he has been at to give us the best Edi- tion of this Poct , which has yet appear'd . I would not have Mr. Pope offended at what I fay , for I look upon ...
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... beft that can be made of it , ( as Mr. Theobalds has done it ) it is but of very obfure Diction , and is much too long ; for a very fhort Moral is to be drawn from it . : Page 248 . Enter the Ghoft . WE now are come to the fublimeft ...
... beft that can be made of it , ( as Mr. Theobalds has done it ) it is but of very obfure Diction , and is much too long ; for a very fhort Moral is to be drawn from it . : Page 248 . Enter the Ghoft . WE now are come to the fublimeft ...
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