Critical and Miscellaneous Essays, Volumen1D. Appleton, 1857 |
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... plays interesting by means of that which is the peculiar and appropriate excel- lence of the drama , it was necessary that he should find some substitute for it . In his comedies he supplied its place , sometimes by wit , but more ...
... plays interesting by means of that which is the peculiar and appropriate excel- lence of the drama , it was necessary that he should find some substitute for it . In his comedies he supplied its place , sometimes by wit , but more ...
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... plays of the most correct dramatists . Compare it , for example , with the Iphigénie of Racine . We are sure that ... play is one anachronism — the topics and phrases of Versailles in the camp of Aulis ? In the sense in which we are now ...
... plays of the most correct dramatists . Compare it , for example , with the Iphigénie of Racine . We are sure that ... play is one anachronism — the topics and phrases of Versailles in the camp of Aulis ? In the sense in which we are now ...
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... play . This is perhaps the highest praise which can be given to a dramatist . Pont On the other hand , it may be doubted whether there is , in all Lord Byron's plays , a single remarkable passage which owes any portion of its interest ...
... play . This is perhaps the highest praise which can be given to a dramatist . Pont On the other hand , it may be doubted whether there is , in all Lord Byron's plays , a single remarkable passage which owes any portion of its interest ...
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