The Theater (1720)
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Saturday, _May 7. 1720. _ I have more than once declar'd, that, as I set up for a publick Spirit, andam for countenancing every Thing which may give either Profit or Delight tomy Countrymen, no Essay, tending to the Improvement of any Art or Science, shall want my Approbation or Encouragement. This may seem a veryinconsiderable Assistance from a Person, whose Fortune, and Figure in Life, have not made him Great enough to be a profitable Patron to the Ingenious:But I have found, in many Instance...s, that the Approbation of a _grave_ Man, and such I am esteemed, has some Weight with the _Many_; since, it isobserv'd, that, in Works of Learning, not Half of Mankind judge forthemselves, and of Those who do, we may presume to say, that at least Halfjudge amiss.
It is a trite Observation, but not unserviceable in Life, that _a Man hadas good be out of the World, as out of the Fashion_. This lays me under anObligation and Necessity of looking out for every Thing _new_, that startsinto the Publick.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Saturday, _May 7. 1720. _ I have more than once declar'd, that, as I set up for a publick Spirit, andam for countenancing every Thing which may give either Profit or Delight tomy Countrymen, no Essay, tending to the Improvement of any Art or Science, shall want my Approbation or Encouragement. This may seem a veryinconsiderable Assistance from a Person, whose Fortune, and Figure in Life, have not made him Great enough to be a profitable Patron to the Ingenious:But I have found, in many Instance...s, that the Approbation of a _grave_ Man, and such I am esteemed, has some Weight with the _Many_; since, it isobserv'd, that, in Works of Learning, not Half of Mankind judge forthemselves, and of Those who do, we may presume to say, that at least Halfjudge amiss.
It is a trite Observation, but not unserviceable in Life, that _a Man hadas good be out of the World, as out of the Fashion_. This lays me under anObligation and Necessity of looking out for every Thing _new_, that startsinto the Publick.
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