The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volume 2Gregg, 1969 - Poetry |
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Page 22
... muft life , and blood muft blood repay . Is not enough thy evil life forefpent ? For he , that once hath miffed the right way , The further he doth go , the further he doth stray . Then do no further go , no further stray , But here lie ...
... muft life , and blood muft blood repay . Is not enough thy evil life forefpent ? For he , that once hath miffed the right way , The further he doth go , the further he doth stray . Then do no further go , no further stray , But here lie ...
Page 112
... muft bear the pall , ( " I wish I knew what king to call . ) " Madam , your husband will attend " The funeral of fo good a friend . " No , Madam , ' tis a fhocking fight , " And he's engag'd to - morrow night : " My lady Club will take ...
... muft bear the pall , ( " I wish I knew what king to call . ) " Madam , your husband will attend " The funeral of fo good a friend . " No , Madam , ' tis a fhocking fight , " And he's engag'd to - morrow night : " My lady Club will take ...
Page 167
... muft produce each other in a manner unexpected by the audience , and fo as to occafion furprize , or they will fail of their intended effect both in Tragedy and Comedy . As to the Manners of Tragedy , it is fufficient to refer to what ...
... muft produce each other in a manner unexpected by the audience , and fo as to occafion furprize , or they will fail of their intended effect both in Tragedy and Comedy . As to the Manners of Tragedy , it is fufficient to refer to what ...
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