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... CHARACTER OF THE TRIBE OF BENJAMIN 50 STANZAS , ON THE LOSS OF HIS MAJESTY'S SHIP SALDANAH . BY THE LATE THOMAS SHERIDAN , ESQ . HUMAN SORROW ON THE ( SO CALLED ) TOMB OF PSAMMIS ...... .. ON NATURE AND ART IN POETRY ....... THE ...
... CHARACTER OF THE TRIBE OF BENJAMIN 50 STANZAS , ON THE LOSS OF HIS MAJESTY'S SHIP SALDANAH . BY THE LATE THOMAS SHERIDAN , ESQ . HUMAN SORROW ON THE ( SO CALLED ) TOMB OF PSAMMIS ...... .. ON NATURE AND ART IN POETRY ....... THE ...
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... character of the drama , its studied representation of nature , and intricate ar- rangement of plot , we are ... characters , and appropriate scenery and decorations . In the time of Sophocles , twenty - two years after Eschylus , the ...
... character of the drama , its studied representation of nature , and intricate ar- rangement of plot , we are ... characters , and appropriate scenery and decorations . In the time of Sophocles , twenty - two years after Eschylus , the ...
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... character . The two plays we have mentioned are splendid examples of dramatic excellence ; they are , perhaps , the most unexceptionably beautiful of the Greek tragedies . With what singular felicity of con- ception is the disposition ...
... character . The two plays we have mentioned are splendid examples of dramatic excellence ; they are , perhaps , the most unexceptionably beautiful of the Greek tragedies . With what singular felicity of con- ception is the disposition ...
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We must be understood to speak of the artificial character of the Greek drama , simply in relation to the age of the composition . We are by no means disposed to consider this as its leading feature , or to undervalue the great and more ...
We must be understood to speak of the artificial character of the Greek drama , simply in relation to the age of the composition . We are by no means disposed to consider this as its leading feature , or to undervalue the great and more ...
Side 5
... character and calamities of the Persian king . Such circumstances as these , were undoubtedly great auxiliaries to the success of the an- cient tragedies ; but the opinion of posterity , more solid than the mere excitation of popular ...
... character and calamities of the Persian king . Such circumstances as these , were undoubtedly great auxiliaries to the success of the an- cient tragedies ; but the opinion of posterity , more solid than the mere excitation of popular ...
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