Volume 2 / Part 1 — LIFE OF FLETCHER IN STOCKDALE'S EDITION. 1811.
Reading edition
In general their plots are more regular than Shakspeare's.—
This is true, if true at all, only before a court of criticism, which judges one scheme by the laws of another and a diverse one. Shakspeare's plots have their own laws or regulæ, and according to these they are regular.