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... itself things more great , ftrange , or beautiful , than the eye ever faw , and is ftill fenfible of fome defect in what it has feen ; on this account it is the part of a poet to humour the imagination in our own notions , by mending ...
... itself things more great , ftrange , or beautiful , than the eye ever faw , and is ftill fenfible of fome defect in what it has feen ; on this account it is the part of a poet to humour the imagination in our own notions , by mending ...
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... itself a kind of chafm , that wants to be filled with matter of a more fenfible bulk . We can neither widen nor contract the faculty to the dimenfion of ei- ther extreme . The object is too big for our capacity , when we would ...
... itself a kind of chafm , that wants to be filled with matter of a more fenfible bulk . We can neither widen nor contract the faculty to the dimenfion of ei- ther extreme . The object is too big for our capacity , when we would ...
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... itself . This odd phenomenon fhewed itself in other particulars , as in wit and judg- ment , philofophy and religion , juftice and humanity , zeal and charity , depth of fenfe and perfpicuity of ftile , with innumerable other ...
... itself . This odd phenomenon fhewed itself in other particulars , as in wit and judg- ment , philofophy and religion , juftice and humanity , zeal and charity , depth of fenfe and perfpicuity of ftile , with innumerable other ...
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