The Friend: A Series of Essays to Aid in the Formation of Fixed Principles in Politics, Morals, and Religion. With Literary Amusements Interspersed, Том 3W. Pickering, 1850 |
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... use of the words ancient and modern , when applied to poetry . What can be more inconfi derate or unjust than to compare a few existing writers with the whole fucceffion of their proge- nitors ? The delufion , from the moment that our ...
... use of the words ancient and modern , when applied to poetry . What can be more inconfi derate or unjust than to compare a few existing writers with the whole fucceffion of their proge- nitors ? The delufion , from the moment that our ...
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... use of the word , Talent , in this preceding effay and elsewhere in my works than by annexing the following ex- planation . I have been in the habit of confidering the qua- * Plotinus . Ennead . III . 1. 8. f . 3. flightly altered ...
... use of the word , Talent , in this preceding effay and elsewhere in my works than by annexing the following ex- planation . I have been in the habit of confidering the qua- * Plotinus . Ennead . III . 1. 8. f . 3. flightly altered ...
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... use in the sense of most general acceptance , as the faculty which adds to the existing stock of power and knowledge by new views , new combinations ; by discoveries not accidental but anticipated , or resulting from antici- pation . In ...
... use in the sense of most general acceptance , as the faculty which adds to the existing stock of power and knowledge by new views , new combinations ; by discoveries not accidental but anticipated , or resulting from antici- pation . In ...
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... use of means , for the realizing of objects and ideas often of fuch ideas , which the man of genius only could have originated , and which the clever man perhaps neither fully comprehends nor adequately appreciates , even at the moment ...
... use of means , for the realizing of objects and ideas often of fuch ideas , which the man of genius only could have originated , and which the clever man perhaps neither fully comprehends nor adequately appreciates , even at the moment ...
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... uses we may return , Horatio ! Why may not imagination trace the noble duft of Alexander till he find it stopping a bung - hole ? HOR . ' Twere to confider too curiously , to confider fo . HAM . No , ' faith , not a jot ; but to follow ...
... uses we may return , Horatio ! Why may not imagination trace the noble duft of Alexander till he find it stopping a bung - hole ? HOR . ' Twere to confider too curiously , to confider fo . HAM . No , ' faith , not a jot ; but to follow ...
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