The Works of Shakespeare: In Seven Volumes, Volume 1A. Bettesworth, 1733 |
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Page xvi
... mention'd the Sweetnefs of his Difpofition , I am tempted to make a Reflexi on or two on a Sentiment of his , which , I am perfuaded , came from the Heart . " The The Man , that bath no Mufick in himfelf Nor xvi The PREFACE .
... mention'd the Sweetnefs of his Difpofition , I am tempted to make a Reflexi on or two on a Sentiment of his , which , I am perfuaded , came from the Heart . " The The Man , that bath no Mufick in himfelf Nor xvi The PREFACE .
Page xvii
... Mufick . mony in his Frame and Temperature , that we have no Reafon to doubt , from a Num- ber of fine Paffages , Allufions , Similies , & c . fetch'd from Mufick , but that He was a paf- fionate Lover of it . And to this , perhaps , we ...
... Mufick . mony in his Frame and Temperature , that we have no Reafon to doubt , from a Num- ber of fine Paffages , Allufions , Similies , & c . fetch'd from Mufick , but that He was a paf- fionate Lover of it . And to this , perhaps , we ...
Page xviii
... Mufick in our Author's time had a very different Ufe from what it has now . At this Time , it is only employ'd to raise and inflame the Paffions ; it , then , was apply'd to calm and allay all kinds of Perturbations . And , agreeable to ...
... Mufick in our Author's time had a very different Ufe from what it has now . At this Time , it is only employ'd to raise and inflame the Paffions ; it , then , was apply'd to calm and allay all kinds of Perturbations . And , agreeable to ...
Page xix
... Mu- fick , in which the fame Strains have a Power to excite Pleasure , or Pain , according to that State of Mind ... Mufick , tho ' it takes away the natural fweet Tranquillity of the Mind , yet , at the fame time , communicates a ...
... Mu- fick , in which the fame Strains have a Power to excite Pleasure , or Pain , according to that State of Mind ... Mufick , tho ' it takes away the natural fweet Tranquillity of the Mind , yet , at the fame time , communicates a ...
Page xx
... Mufick ; fo Milton has brought it into each Poem as the Exci- ter of each Affection : and left we fhould mistake him , as meaning that different Airs had this different Power , ( which every Fid ler is proud to have you underftand ...
... Mufick ; fo Milton has brought it into each Poem as the Exci- ter of each Affection : and left we fhould mistake him , as meaning that different Airs had this different Power , ( which every Fid ler is proud to have you underftand ...
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