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The utmost perfection of art is -- not barely to ape nature , but to humanize and soften it down , to raise or depress it according to the purest notions of beauty and excellence . · An artist of correct taste too , will not seize on ...
The utmost perfection of art is -- not barely to ape nature , but to humanize and soften it down , to raise or depress it according to the purest notions of beauty and excellence . · An artist of correct taste too , will not seize on ...
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I have said nothing of the induction , as Shakspeare calls it , to this play : the excellence of its moral design , and beauty of its execution , might afford subject for a separate lecture . I acknowledge that I have long had a sort of ...
I have said nothing of the induction , as Shakspeare calls it , to this play : the excellence of its moral design , and beauty of its execution , might afford subject for a separate lecture . I acknowledge that I have long had a sort of ...
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The characters of Othello and Desdemona , supposing them real , seem to have been formed for each other . The Moor's complexion was nothing , and the Venetian girl's beauty was nothing ; they.would have come together F in spite of man ...
The characters of Othello and Desdemona , supposing them real , seem to have been formed for each other . The Moor's complexion was nothing , and the Venetian girl's beauty was nothing ; they.would have come together F in spite of man ...
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Bibliografische Informationen
| Titel | Lectures on the Drama Lectures on the Drama, R. B. Hardy |
| Autor/in | R. B. Hardy |
| Verlag | Reid, 1834 |
| Original von | Princeton University |
| Digitalisiert | 26. März 2008 |
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