Selections from the Tatler and the Spectator of Steele and AddisonPenguin, 1982 - 591 Seiten |
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... observe how quietly the Hero is dismissed at the End of the third Act , after having pronounced the following Lines , in which the Thought is very natural , and apt to move Compassion . To you , good Gods , I make my last Appeal , Or ...
... observe how quietly the Hero is dismissed at the End of the third Act , after having pronounced the following Lines , in which the Thought is very natural , and apt to move Compassion . To you , good Gods , I make my last Appeal , Or ...
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... observe , that any single Circumstance of what we have formerly seen often raises up a whole Scene of Imagery , and awakens numberless Ideas that before slept in the Imagination ; such a particular Smell or Colour is able to fill the ...
... observe , that any single Circumstance of what we have formerly seen often raises up a whole Scene of Imagery , and awakens numberless Ideas that before slept in the Imagination ; such a particular Smell or Colour is able to fill the ...
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... observe with Longinus , 5 that the Productions of a great Genius , with many Lapses and Inadvertencies , are infinitely preferable to the Works of an inferior Kind of Author , which are scrupulously exact and conformable to all the ...
... observe with Longinus , 5 that the Productions of a great Genius , with many Lapses and Inadvertencies , are infinitely preferable to the Works of an inferior Kind of Author , which are scrupulously exact and conformable to all the ...
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Preface | 15 |
Introduction | 21 |
pretty gentleman | 66 |
Urheberrecht | |
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