de, it was to be turned to acco

Ben, the whole system of morality in the N

tem of prudence. It v

ing that intetic, with imitable bre
ying the Tragedy was the renum
domly regulation of it.

The of the Old Comedy is a

ch, at the end, dissolves int

The nation of the New Come

de det of seriousne

Sing toney and every thing by

bisty and con
firmal development and

gets occurrences b

the law of this connexion

wing it to an ideal stand

felings at the conclusion, s
itsmething which shall be

igger fir the understanding. It may
way that this is by no means the easiest pro
the must, at the conclusion, adroitly th
aditions which, by their perplexity, have a
mally at them, when fools become reas
dred or punished, the comic i
Such wire the comic and tragic ingredients
a third may be added, which is in itself
or even poetic. I mean portrait-like
arist, both in sculpture and in drama
het of deity than that which bel
yetinded to appear as parti
the Old Comedy in a

ys the creative activity of

ng a compensation for it, and

entation, which is to
this, the calent
which happe