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Side 69
... Universal and Allegorical Action . And thus we see , that there is no Universal and Allegorical Action in Mr. Blackmore's Poem ; and consequently , that Prince Arthur is not an Epick Poem ; for an Epick Poem , as we have laid down in ...
... Universal and Allegorical Action . And thus we see , that there is no Universal and Allegorical Action in Mr. Blackmore's Poem ; and consequently , that Prince Arthur is not an Epick Poem ; for an Epick Poem , as we have laid down in ...
Side 80
... universal and allegorical . Now I think it would be needless to go about to prove , that the Concern which Prince Arthur shews for his Subjects , is not an universal Quality . Thus it is plain , that Prince Arthur wants something to ...
... universal and allegorical . Now I think it would be needless to go about to prove , that the Concern which Prince Arthur shews for his Subjects , is not an universal Quality . Thus it is plain , that Prince Arthur wants something to ...
Side 496
... universal , will please the best judges , but that the uncultivated tastes of theater - audiences force dramatists to depict contemporary charac- ters , with contemporary manners and customs . In the Defence of Sir Fopling Flutter he ...
... universal , will please the best judges , but that the uncultivated tastes of theater - audiences force dramatists to depict contemporary charac- ters , with contemporary manners and customs . In the Defence of Sir Fopling Flutter he ...
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