The Works of the English Poets, Том 55J. Rivington, 1779 - 368 страници |
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... ridiculous cha- racter . Ver . 152. Another tribe fucceeds , & c . ] Ridicule from a notion of excellence in particular objects difpro- portioned to their intrinsic value , and inconfiftent with the order of nature . Ver . 191. But now ...
... ridiculous cha- racter . Ver . 152. Another tribe fucceeds , & c . ] Ridicule from a notion of excellence in particular objects difpro- portioned to their intrinsic value , and inconfiftent with the order of nature . Ver . 191. But now ...
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... ridiculous is never accompanied with pain , yet we might produce many inftances of fuch a fault or turpitude which can- not with any tolerable propriety be called ridiculous . So that the definition does not diftinguish the thing de ...
... ridiculous is never accompanied with pain , yet we might produce many inftances of fuch a fault or turpitude which can- not with any tolerable propriety be called ridiculous . So that the definition does not diftinguish the thing de ...
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... ridiculous for instance , pompous pretenfions of wifdom joined with ignorance or folly in the Socrates of Ariftophanes ; and the oftentations of military glory with cowardice and ftupidity in the Thrafo of Terence . " The appearance of ...
... ridiculous for instance , pompous pretenfions of wifdom joined with ignorance or folly in the Socrates of Ariftophanes ; and the oftentations of military glory with cowardice and ftupidity in the Thrafo of Terence . " The appearance of ...
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... ridiculous . Whether any appearance not ridiculous be involved in this defcription , and whether it comprehend every fpecies and form of the ridiculous , must be determined by repeated applications of it to particular inftances . Ver ...
... ridiculous . Whether any appearance not ridiculous be involved in this defcription , and whether it comprehend every fpecies and form of the ridiculous , must be determined by repeated applications of it to particular inftances . Ver ...
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... ridiculous can be morally true , can be just and becoming ; or whether that which is just and becoming , can be ridi- culous . A question that does not deferve a serious anfwer . For it is most evident , that , as in à metaphy- fical ...
... ridiculous can be morally true , can be just and becoming ; or whether that which is just and becoming , can be ridi- culous . A question that does not deferve a serious anfwer . For it is most evident , that , as in à metaphy- fical ...
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