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ireallybelieve,asyousay,heantnothing.ishouldbeveryangry
self,ifiigined””nay,a”sayshonour,”iprotesti
believeheantnothing.ithoughthetalkedasifheof
hissenses;nay,hesaidhebelievedheselfwhenhehad
spokentheoo.yes,sayshe,
honour.butiaskyourladyshipspardon;iuldtearto
foroffendingyou.””goon,”sayssophi”youyntionanything
youhavenottoldbefore.””yes,honour,sayshethise
tiafteretheeithersucha
xb,orsuchavillain,astothinkofherinanyotherdelight
butasgoddess;assuchiorshipandadoreherwhilei
havebreath.thisaaiy
rera
nohar””indeed,honour,”sayssophia,”ibelieveyouhaveareal
affee.iheotherdaywhenigaveyou
e,youshall.””to
besure,a”ansrs.honour,”ishallneverdesiretopart
ostcriedeyesoutwhenyaveetodesireto
leaveyourladyship;becauseassogooda
placeagain.iaureihyourladyship;for,
aspoor.jonessaid,happyisthen”
herethedinnerbellinterruptedaion
sueffesophia,thatsheoreobligedtoher
bleedingintheing,thaheti,hadapprehendedshe
shouldbe.astothepresentsituationofhernd,ishalladhere
toaruleofhoraptingtodescribeit,froespairof
suyreadersselves;
andthefe,uaure,orat
leasttobenatural,ifeversowelldrawn.
bookv
ntainingaportionoftisolohanhalfayear
chapter1
oftheseriousining,andforpurposeitisintroduced
peradvehereybenopartsinthisprodigioush
hereaderlesspleasureintheperusing,thanthoseh
havegivehreatestpainsinposing.angthese
probablyybereedthoseinitialessayshrefixed
tothehistoricaltterntainedineverybook;andhwehave
deterobeessentiallynecessarytothiskindofing,of
ourselvesatthehead.
forthisourdeternationholdourselvesstrictlybound
toassignanyreason;it,beingabundantlysuffitthatwehave
laiditdoobeobservedinall
prosaiiepidedthereasonsofthatnice
unityoftiorplaceablishedtobesoessential
todraticpoetrycritichathbeeneverasked,ay
notntaintheaudienceprovided
theytravel,likeelectors,aynotbeed
fiftylesasntatoredfor
thelitationa,hhe
orehasorhathany
onelivingattetedtoexplainodejudgesofourtheatres
anbythatheyhavehappilysucceededin
banishingallhuurfrohestage,andhavedethetheatreasdull
asadrauponalltheseoccasioohave
eracedaxifourlaesuaperito
sperhapsdifficulttohatany
oneshouldhavehadenoughofiudeolaydoaticalrules
inanyartorscehouttheleastfoundation.insuchcases,
therefore,toncludetherearesoundandgoodreasons
atthebottothoughunatelynotabletoseesofar.
everynistobetrustedinhiso.
noplintto
uchgreaterprofunditythan
theyreallyare.frohisplace,thecriticshavebeen
eoldeoassuadictatorialpoceeded,
thattheyarehesters,andhavetheassuraogive
laheyinallyreceived
the
thecritic,rightlynsidered,ishantheclerk,whose
officeitistotranscribetherulesandlahosegreat
judgesinthelight
oflegislators,intheseveralscesoverheypresided.this
officehecriticsofoldaspiredto;nordidthey
everdaretoadvanceasentence,houtsuppitbythe
authorityofthejudgefroasborrowed.
butinproe,andinagesofignoraheclerkbeganto
ihepoethedignityofhisster.thelawsof
inghepracticeoftheauthor,buton
thediethelegislator,andthose
veryperetavelafirst,onlyto
transcribethe
hencearoseanobvious,andperhapsanunavoidableerror;for
thesecriticsbeingnofshalloistook
refororsubstaheyactedasajudgewould,whoshould
adheretothelifelessletteroflathespirit.little
circes,aliauthor,were
bytheseerit,and
transttedasessentialstobeobservedbyhissuccessors.tothese
es,tiandignorahetsupportersof
iaveauthority;andthusnyrulesfoodinghave
beeablished,theleastfoundationintruthor
nature;andnlyservefoootherpurposethantocurband
restraingenius,inthesannerasitraihe
dangster,hadthenyexcelleisesonthatartlaidit
doanstdans.
toavoid,therefore,alliutationoflayingdownarulefor
posterity,foundedonlyohorityofipsedixitforh,
tosaythetruth,theprofouveionweshall
hereheprivilegeaboventendedfor,andproceedtolay
beforethereaderthereasonsointersperse
thes
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