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... genius , than the epic poetry of the first and greatest of bards . While the arts and sciences of our own age have to struggle with the overwhelming tide of opinion and prejudice ; and even in their most prosperous course , to labour ...
... genius , than the epic poetry of the first and greatest of bards . While the arts and sciences of our own age have to struggle with the overwhelming tide of opinion and prejudice ; and even in their most prosperous course , to labour ...
Side 5
... genius , the admiration of which depended upon no considerations of contemporary occurrence , or of national prejudice . From this very brief examination of the Greek stage , we should be inclined to pronounce , that although sim ...
... genius , the admiration of which depended upon no considerations of contemporary occurrence , or of national prejudice . From this very brief examination of the Greek stage , we should be inclined to pronounce , that although sim ...
Side 9
... genius , above all others , spurns the fetters of art , has been of late abandoned by general consent . But it is curious to observe how the author of Cato , by his own want of judgment , could mar those very rules which he professes to ...
... genius , above all others , spurns the fetters of art , has been of late abandoned by general consent . But it is curious to observe how the author of Cato , by his own want of judgment , could mar those very rules which he professes to ...
Side 12
... genius . To give effect to the plays of Shakspeare , the utmost power of scenery and decoration should be brought into exertion . We have lived to see great improve- ments in this respect ; the mode of representing these matchless ...
... genius . To give effect to the plays of Shakspeare , the utmost power of scenery and decoration should be brought into exertion . We have lived to see great improve- ments in this respect ; the mode of representing these matchless ...
Side 18
... genius into this very fault . But in Othello , our hypothesis is the most strongly proved . Throughout the whole of Othello's jealousy , there is not one line , one word , of the diction of which we are speaking . Let any one call to ...
... genius into this very fault . But in Othello , our hypothesis is the most strongly proved . Throughout the whole of Othello's jealousy , there is not one line , one word , of the diction of which we are speaking . Let any one call to ...
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