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21 Aug 2022, 19:55
Samuel Johnson criticizes Shakespeare’s characters for being less than natural, not free from (i) __________. Johnson’s (ii) __________ originates from a fanciless way of thinking to which everything appears (iii) __________ that is not insipid.
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Samuel Johnson criticizes Shakespeare’s characters for being less than natural, not free from (i) artificality.
The choice is affectation.
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Johnson’s (ii) criticism originates from a fanciless way of thinking to which everything appears (iii) _________ that is not insipid.
The choice is censure.
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Johnson’s (ii) censure originates from a fanciless way of thinking to which everything appears (iii) artificial that is not insipid.
The choice is unnatural
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Samuel Johnson criticizes Shakespeare’s characters for being less than natural, not free from (i) affectation. Johnson’s (ii) censure originates from a fanciless way of thinking to which everything appears (iii) unnatural that is not insipid.
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