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Pagina 131
... dramatick powers . Had this poem been written not by Milton , but by some imitator , it would have claimed and received universal praise . If Paradise Regained has been too much depreciated , Sampson Agonistes has in requital been too ...
... dramatick powers . Had this poem been written not by Milton , but by some imitator , it would have claimed and received universal praise . If Paradise Regained has been too much depreciated , Sampson Agonistes has in requital been too ...
Pagina 238
... dramatick performances ; it will be fit however to enumerate them , and to take especial notice of those that are distinguished by any peculiarity intrinsick or concomitant ; for the com- position and fate of eight and twenty dramas ...
... dramatick performances ; it will be fit however to enumerate them , and to take especial notice of those that are distinguished by any peculiarity intrinsick or concomitant ; for the com- position and fate of eight and twenty dramas ...
Pagina 240
... dramatick rhyme ; and Howard , in the preface to a collection of plays , had censured his opinion . Dryden vindicated himself in his Dialogue on Dramatick Poetry ; Howard , in his Preface to the Duke of Lerma , animadverted on the ...
... dramatick rhyme ; and Howard , in the preface to a collection of plays , had censured his opinion . Dryden vindicated himself in his Dialogue on Dramatick Poetry ; Howard , in his Preface to the Duke of Lerma , animadverted on the ...
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