The Works of HoraceDavid McKay, publisher, 610 South Washington square, 1909 - 325 |
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... character of Ilione. 34 Fufius was an actor who , playing the character of Ilione , was sup- posed to be asleep , when the ghost of her son Polydore called to her , " Dear mother , hear me . " Fufius , having drunk too much , fell really ...
... character of Ilione. 34 Fufius was an actor who , playing the character of Ilione , was sup- posed to be asleep , when the ghost of her son Polydore called to her , " Dear mother , hear me . " Fufius , having drunk too much , fell really ...
Strona 285
... character of a lover under age , how that of a covetous father , how those of a cheating pimp : how Dossennus ... characters in their plays . On the contrary , Horace , better to show the difficulty of succeeding in comedy , is ...
... character of a lover under age , how that of a covetous father , how those of a cheating pimp : how Dossennus ... characters in their plays . On the contrary , Horace , better to show the difficulty of succeeding in comedy , is ...
Strona 306
... character ; let it be preserved to the last1 such as it set out at the beginning , and be consistent with itself . It is difficult to write with propriety on subjects to which all writers have a common claim ; and you with more prudence ...
... character ; let it be preserved to the last1 such as it set out at the beginning , and be consistent with itself . It is difficult to write with propriety on subjects to which all writers have a common claim ; and you with more prudence ...
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