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To the latter cause, indeed, which is so far accidental, that it is the blessing of
particular countries and a particular age, not the product of particular places or
employments, the poet owes the show of probability, that his personages might
really ...
To the latter cause, indeed, which is so far accidental, that it is the blessing of
particular countries and a particular age, not the product of particular places or
employments, the poet owes the show of probability, that his personages might
really ...
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( For we will set aside , at present , the consideration , that the particular word
smiling ' is hackneyed and ( as it involves a sort of personification ) not quite
congruous with the common and material attribute of shining . ) And , doubtless ,
this ...
( For we will set aside , at present , the consideration , that the particular word
smiling ' is hackneyed and ( as it involves a sort of personification ) not quite
congruous with the common and material attribute of shining . ) And , doubtless ,
this ...
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... equivocal than might be wished; inasmuch as in the limited use, which I
recommend, it may still signify two different things; namely, the scenery, and the
characters and actions presented on the stage during the presence of particular
scenes.
... equivocal than might be wished; inasmuch as in the limited use, which I
recommend, it may still signify two different things; namely, the scenery, and the
characters and actions presented on the stage during the presence of particular
scenes.
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