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We have been very exact in arranging the epistles according to chronological
order , which was never done before , and have retained that to Julian , because
we find it in the sixth volume of the Miscellanies ; and therefore , though we have
...
We have been very exact in arranging the epistles according to chronological
order , which was never done before , and have retained that to Julian , because
we find it in the sixth volume of the Miscellanies ; and therefore , though we have
...
Strona xvi
We are informed in the preface , that the humour of the sailors was of Sir William's
writing ; and that he invented the character of Hippolito , who never saw a woman
, to match with Miranda in Shakespear's Tempest , who never saw a man .
We are informed in the preface , that the humour of the sailors was of Sir William's
writing ; and that he invented the character of Hippolito , who never saw a woman
, to match with Miranda in Shakespear's Tempest , who never saw a man .
Strona xx
The State of Innocence , or the Fall of Man , an opera , taken from Paradise Lost ,
was published in 1678 , but never acted . Many beautiful passages are here
transplanted from that excellent poem , and thrown into rhyme . Nat . Lee has ...
The State of Innocence , or the Fall of Man , an opera , taken from Paradise Lost ,
was published in 1678 , but never acted . Many beautiful passages are here
transplanted from that excellent poem , and thrown into rhyme . Nat . Lee has ...
Strona xxxiii
In this fpecies of writing , he certainly failed moft : but his failings are easily
pardoned when we consider , that he wrote his plays in a hurry ; that he was for
fome time obliged to furnith the stage with a certain number yearly and that he
never ...
In this fpecies of writing , he certainly failed moft : but his failings are easily
pardoned when we consider , that he wrote his plays in a hurry ; that he was for
fome time obliged to furnith the stage with a certain number yearly and that he
never ...
Strona xxxiv
His prose never deviates into blank verse ; and disjoint his verse as you will , it is
impossible to reduce it to prose . " Its essence , ( says Congreve , in the
dedication of his dramatic works to his grace the Duke of Newcastle ) “ like that of
pure ...
His prose never deviates into blank verse ; and disjoint his verse as you will , it is
impossible to reduce it to prose . " Its essence , ( says Congreve , in the
dedication of his dramatic works to his grace the Duke of Newcastle ) “ like that of
pure ...
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| Tytuł | The Miscellaneous Works of John Dryden, Esq;: Containing All His Original Poems, Tales, and Translations, Tom 1 The Miscellaneous Works of John Dryden, Esq;: Containing All His Original Poems, Tales, and Translations, Samuel Derrick |
| Autor | John Dryden |
| Redaktor | Samuel Derrick |
| Wydawca | J. and R. Tonson, 1760 |
| W formie oryginalnej | National Library of the Netherlands |
| W formie cyfrowej | 8 Lip 2014 |
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