Essays On the Stage 8 5
Essays On the Stage 8 5
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]--And the Devil's in't indeed, if thischarming Rhetorick of his, (since he calls mine so) especially joyn'dwith that fine story from _Tertullian_, don't divert the Ladies as wellas t'other; for 'tis very like a Catholick miracle you must know, andthe top wit of it is, that when the Parson is Conjuring, _he asks theDevil how he durst attack a Christian?_ who, like an admirable Joker ashe was, answers, _I have done nothing but what I can justify, for Iseiz'd her upon my own ground_. Now let the ...Devil be as witty as he can, I am sure the story, maugre _Tertullian_'s Authority, or the Doctor'seither, is confounded silly, and downright nonsense, what credit soeverit has with him for its likeness to Jesuiticism. And now I think I haveprov'd too, that _a Clergy man can speak nonsense, pass it for humourtoo, and gratify his ease and his malice at once, without a Poet'sputting his into his Mouth_. And since we have been speaking ofquibbling, I shall digress a little to entertain the Reader on thatsubject.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
]--And the Devil's in't indeed, if thischarming Rhetorick of his, (since he calls mine so) especially joyn'dwith that fine story from _Tertullian_, don't divert the Ladies as wellas t'other; for 'tis very like a Catholick miracle you must know, andthe top wit of it is, that when the Parson is Conjuring, _he asks theDevil how he durst attack a Christian?_ who, like an admirable Joker ashe was, answers, _I have done nothing but what I can justify, for Iseiz'd her upon my own ground_. Now let the ...Devil be as witty as he can, I am sure the story, maugre _Tertullian_'s Authority, or the Doctor'seither, is confounded silly, and downright nonsense, what credit soeverit has with him for its likeness to Jesuiticism. And now I think I haveprov'd too, that _a Clergy man can speak nonsense, pass it for humourtoo, and gratify his ease and his malice at once, without a Poet'sputting his into his Mouth_. And since we have been speaking ofquibbling, I shall digress a little to entertain the Reader on thatsubject.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Durfey And Bossuet to read onlineMoreLess
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