The Critical Works of John Dennis, Volume 1Johns Hopkins Press, 1939 - Criticism |
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Page 47
... mind . Now it is certain that greatness of mind is nothing but pride well regulated . Now as Joy causes Fury , and pride elevation , so astonishment gives vehemence to the expression . This was the Doctrine which I design'd to deliver ...
... mind . Now it is certain that greatness of mind is nothing but pride well regulated . Now as Joy causes Fury , and pride elevation , so astonishment gives vehemence to the expression . This was the Doctrine which I design'd to deliver ...
Page 82
... mind of a Custom of the Modern Italians : They are very sensible how scandalous a Passion Fear is ; and therefore when they have a mind to encourage any one whom they respect ; they never cry , Don't be afraid , Sir ; but , Quæ Vos ...
... mind of a Custom of the Modern Italians : They are very sensible how scandalous a Passion Fear is ; and therefore when they have a mind to encourage any one whom they respect ; they never cry , Don't be afraid , Sir ; but , Quæ Vos ...
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... mind to it , or to indulge the Wantonness of an extravagant Fancy . Descriptions in an epick Poem are only for the ... Minds more strongly ; For we always remember a long time , that which has very much pleased us . But he is to consider ...
... mind to it , or to indulge the Wantonness of an extravagant Fancy . Descriptions in an epick Poem are only for the ... Minds more strongly ; For we always remember a long time , that which has very much pleased us . But he is to consider ...
Contents
Preface to The Passion of Byblis 1692 | 1 |
The Impartial Critick 1693 | 11 |
Preface to The Court of Death 1695 | 42 |
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