The Roman And English Comedy Considerd And Compard With Remarks On the Susp
The Roman And English Comedy Considerd And Compard With Remarks On the Susp
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The former poflfefled moft Know- ledge and Judgment, the fecond moft Fancy and Fire, the laft moft Propriety, Eafe, and Elegance. The firft, in order to preferve Cor- real nefs, was often flat ; Congree^je, too roving and unconfin'd ; and, Vanburgh, too immoral. Diveft this laft Writer of this Failing, and his Comedies arc unexceptionably the beft in the Language. ^ I ought to make ibme Apology for my fi- lence with regard to JVycherly, Olway, Farquar^ and Cibber \ but as thefe Writers poflefs ...the fame Beauties and Errors in common with thofe already mentioned, it will be iinneceflfary to trouble you with a particular Defcription of their Works ; I fliall therefore clofe this Trea- tife, but not before I have paid my Tribute to the Geuius of an Author, whofe firft Pro- dudion has given him a Claim to be rank*d in the firft Clafs.
It will (I doubt not) be often mentioned by future Generations, that in the Year 1746, Dr; Hoadley produced a Comedy, called the Sufpicious Hujhand 5 in which he has found Means to give the ( 27 ) the higheft Delight, without having recourfe to the low ufual Arts of Bawdy and Buf- foonry.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The former poflfefled moft Know- ledge and Judgment, the fecond moft Fancy and Fire, the laft moft Propriety, Eafe, and Elegance. The firft, in order to preferve Cor- real nefs, was often flat ; Congree^je, too roving and unconfin'd ; and, Vanburgh, too immoral. Diveft this laft Writer of this Failing, and his Comedies arc unexceptionably the beft in the Language. ^ I ought to make ibme Apology for my fi- lence with regard to JVycherly, Olway, Farquar^ and Cibber \ but as thefe Writers poflefs ...the fame Beauties and Errors in common with thofe already mentioned, it will be iinneceflfary to trouble you with a particular Defcription of their Works ; I fliall therefore clofe this Trea- tife, but not before I have paid my Tribute to the Geuius of an Author, whofe firft Pro- dudion has given him a Claim to be rank*d in the firft Clafs.
It will (I doubt not) be often mentioned by future Generations, that in the Year 1746, Dr; Hoadley produced a Comedy, called the Sufpicious Hujhand 5 in which he has found Means to give the ( 27 ) the higheft Delight, without having recourfe to the low ufual Arts of Bawdy and Buf- foonry.
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