Category: Plays/Films/Dramas
--In the Latin-1 version, French words like "comédie" have accents, and "æ" is a single letter. If you see any garbage in this paragraph and can't get it to display properly, try: --In the ASCII-7 version, French accents and cedillas are missing, and "ae" is two letters.
+Terence+'s Stile was generally more refin'd and pure, and withal more elaborate than this Poet's; yet undoubtedly, +Plautus+ was a most absolute Master of his Tongue, and in ma...
2. Chapter 2And first, We may observe of his +Words+, that they are generally nicely chosen, extreamly proper and significant; and many of 'em carry so much Life and Force in 'em, that they...
3. Chapter 3But our Nation by long Custom, and the Success of Irregular Pieces, seems naturally averse to all Rules; and take it very ill to have their Thoughts confin'd and shackled, and t...
1. Chapter 1--In the Latin-1 version, French words like "comédie" have accents, and "æ" is a single letter. If you see any garbage in this paragraph and can't get it to display properly, tr...
5. Chapter 5Which I have translated, perhaps, too closely thus; +I'm sure, had ye either Wit, or Discretion, or weren't the greatest Fool in Nature, you'd ne'er hold Discourse, either in Mi...