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ba, fed agendo illuftrat efficacius quam
loque-1 a, adflictionem animi ob filiam amisfam. Idem
nobis in Hamlete oftendit Opheliam tanti åmot
ris ardore abreptam, ut mente fit capfa.
Ani-mus autem perturbatus proditur iis, quae
a-guntur, et Ii qua accedunt verba, ea quaii
coin-mentarii loco adjecta magis regunt, quam
im-plicant imaginandi facultatem. Quidquid enim
tormentis animi excruciata loquitur, refertur
ad amorem, aut ad dolorem acerbislimo patris
funere acceptum, nec in longam de moerore
fermocinationem excurrit, fed quafi
praetereun-do tangit alienatae mentis causfas internasque
cogitationes f). At quanta vi eit hic locus
ita traftatus! Quam imbecilli funt, ad
Shake-fpearium comparati , Francogallorum poetae
tragici, qui aftedus, quos oculis oblatos
pro-ponunt, verborum quaii molé obruere folent!
5. De elocutione.
In magno discrimine elocutionis, quod
a-deo inter tragicos cultiorum nationum Europae
intercedit, difficile eft comparare hac in re
antiquos et feriores. Quantopere diftat Br i
tan-norum audacia -et gravitas a concinnitate,
le-pore et faepe affe&ata elegantia tragoediaruni
Franco-
t
j°) Dum patris meminit, inquit:
White his fhrouii, as the mountain fnow,
Larded all with fweet flovvers; &c.
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