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1 VI   |        and thought, you will not produce the essential tragic effect
2 XI   |     combined with Reversal, will produce either pity or fear; and
3 XIV  |     story of the Oedipus. But to produce this effect by the mere
4 XVIII|         hit the popular taste—to produce a tragic effect that satisfies
5 XXII |      nothing contributes more to produce a cleanness of diction that
6 XXII |   similar forms of speech, would produce the like effect if used
7 XXIII|   organism in all its unity, and produce the pleasure proper to it.
8 XXVI | important accessories; and these produce the most vivid of pleasures.
9 XXVI |        art—for each art ought to produce, not any chance pleasure,