Though a good play must act well, that ’tis perfect
Without the stage: which shows that poetry
Stains not her excellence by being kind
To those encumbrances, which, in my judgment,
Are pushed to fetter fancy.—Then hath our art
Such strong and universal mastery
O’er heart and mind, that here ’tis only music
Competes, and she is second far in scope,
Directness, and distinction.
Ner.You think that?