Dionysius Longinus On the SublimeC. Whittingham, 1800 - Всего страниц: 215 |
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... appear in an Eng- lish dress , and begs the support of Your LORD- SHIP's name . He has undergone no farther alteration , than what was absolutely necessary to make him English . His sense is faith- fully represented ; but whether this ...
... appear in an Eng- lish dress , and begs the support of Your LORD- SHIP's name . He has undergone no farther alteration , than what was absolutely necessary to make him English . His sense is faith- fully represented ; but whether this ...
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... honourable , but in more conspicuous views , and to appear on the public stage of life with dignity and honour . And it was the fortune of Longinus to to be drawn from the contemplative shades of Athens , 8 THE LIFE AND WRITINGS.
... honourable , but in more conspicuous views , and to appear on the public stage of life with dignity and honour . And it was the fortune of Longinus to to be drawn from the contemplative shades of Athens , 8 THE LIFE AND WRITINGS.
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... appear more abundantly stocked with sublime and pathetic thoughts , with strong and beauti- ful figures , with nervous and elegant expres- sions , than any other composition in the world . But , to leave this digression : It is a remark ...
... appear more abundantly stocked with sublime and pathetic thoughts , with strong and beauti- ful figures , with nervous and elegant expres- sions , than any other composition in the world . But , to leave this digression : It is a remark ...
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... appears not in him the least shew or affectation of learning , though his stock was wonderfully large , yet without any prejudice to the brightness of his fancy . Some writers are even profuse of their com- mendations of him in this ...
... appears not in him the least shew or affectation of learning , though his stock was wonderfully large , yet without any prejudice to the brightness of his fancy . Some writers are even profuse of their com- mendations of him in this ...
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... appears but once in an age ; and what a tedious interval is there between Longinus and Mr. Addison . Having traced our author thus far as a Cri- tic , we must view him now in another light , I mean as a Philosopher . In him these are ...
... appears but once in an age ; and what a tedious interval is there between Longinus and Mr. Addison . Having traced our author thus far as a Cri- tic , we must view him now in another light , I mean as a Philosopher . In him these are ...
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