...it is, but arc not sufficient to give it where it is not: they are indeed the bcanticg_ of a_statuc, but not of a man, because not animated with the soul...of poesy, which is imitation of humour and passions t and this Lisidcius himself, or any other, however biassed to their party, cannot but acknowledge,...

...sufficient to give it where it is not : they are indeed the heauties of a statue, hut not of a man, hecause not animated with the soul of poesy, which is imitation...and this Lisideius himself, or any other, however hiassed to their party, cannot hut acknowledge, if he will either compare the humours of our comedies,...

...sufficient to give it where it u not : they are indeed the heauties of a statue, hut not of a man, hecause not animated with the soul of poesy, which is imitation...and this Lisideius himself, or any other, however hiassed to their party, cannot hut acknowledge, if he will either compare the humours of our comedies,...

...derrière la scène, « il ya une sorte d'âpreté farouche I. The beauties of the French poesy are the beauties of a statue, but not of a man, because not...poesy, which is imitation of humour and passions.... Ile who will look upon their plays whioh have been writt1.-n 'till these last ten years or thereabouts,...

...derrière la scène, « il ya urte sorte d'âpreté farouche 1. The beauties of the French poesy are the beauties of a statue, but not of a man, because not...poesy, which is imitation of humour and passions.... He who will lookupon their plays which have beenwritten 'till thcse last ten years or thereabouts,...

...scène, « il ya une sorte d'âpreté farouche 1. The beauties of the French poesy are the beauties of » statue, but not of a man, because not animated with...poesy, which is imitation of humour and passions.... He who will look upon their plays which have been written 'till these last ten years or thereabouts,...

...an English pit can blame in the French stage. He says : * The beauties of the French poesy are the beauties of a statue, but not of a man, because not...poesy, which is imitation of humour and passions. . . . He who will look upon their plays which have been written till these last ten years, or thereabouts,...

...an English pit can blame in the French stage. He says : ' The beauties of the French poesy are the beauties of a statue, but not of a man, because not...poesy, which is imitation of humour and passions. . . . He who will look upon their plays which have been written till these last ten years, or thereabouts,...

...an English pit can blame in the French stage. He says : ' The beauties of the French poesy are the beauties of a statue, but not of a man, because not animated with the soul of poesy, which ia imitation of humour and passions. . . . He who will look upon their plays which have been written...

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