This did not occur to me till some years afterwards, and encouraged me then to make another attempt at dramatic composition.
I had long wished to try my hand at a Dramatic composition; but I had never yet found a favourable opportunity.
A dramatic composition; a comedy or tragedy; a composition in which characters are represented by dialogue and action.
A low style of comedy; a dramatic composition marked by low humor, generally written with little regard to regularity or method, and abounding with ludicrous incidents and expressions.
Vondel, who from an imitation of classical models passed to more original forms of dramatic composition, including a patriotic play and a dramatic treatment of part of what was to form the theme of Paradise Lost.
The author of a dramatic composition; a writer of plays.
They are not insensible to the effect of a high moral tone, or the development of poetical justice; but they did not regard either as the principal object, or even a material part, of dramatic composition.
Miss Bornstead was introduced into playwriting by Professor Franz Rickaby, in whose course in dramatic composition at the University of North Dakota The Diabolical Circle was written.
This play was written in English 31, the course in dramatic composition at the University of North Carolina conducted by Professor Frederick H.
This play is one of the farces written in the Course in Dramatic Composition (English 109) in the University of Utah.
Unfortunately for the tragic poets, the precedent of Seneca seemed to justify this false method of dramatic composition.
In the matter of dramatic composition, the Italians stand in much the same relation to the Romans as the Romans to the Greeks; and this may be repeated with reference to elegiac and pastoral poetry, and some minor species.
It is therefore a fact that, in addition to religious dramas in the mother tongue, the Italians from an early period turned their attention to dramatic composition.
The Scandinavian nations, rich in ballads, have been, through Danish poets, successful in dramatic composition.
Euripides; Agathon, who survived the latter, on the other hand, introduced certain innovations of a transnormal kind both into the substance and the form of dramatic composition.
As to the former, he is fettered by no restrictions save those which he imposes upon himself, whether or not in deference to the usages of certain accepted species of dramatic composition.
A dramatic composition is such a work in which the narrative is not related, but is represented by dialogue and action.
On what scenes does the romance writer dwell with transport--where does he paint with force and minuteness but in those incidents, generally few and far between in his volumes, which form the fit subject of dramatic composition?
It scarce need be said that the play is quite guiltless of any thing worthy to be named dramatic composition.
Accordingly I place Shakespeare's highest and most peculiar excellence in the article of Dramatic Composition.
Which may in some fair measure explain what I mean by dramatic composition.
For the process generated, and could not fail to generate, corresponding modes and habits of thought in dramatic composition; and these would needs go with the writers into whatever branch of the Drama they might take in hand.
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