Elements of Criticism In Two Volumes [The Dedication Signed: Henry Home], Volume 2Sarah Cotter, 1762 |
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... imagination of fuch a prefence must exalt a genius , we may obferve merely from the influence which an ordinary presence has over Characteristics , vol . 1. p . 7 . men . This arrangement leads to a wrong fenfe : The adverb This 40 Se ...
... imagination of fuch a prefence must exalt a genius , we may obferve merely from the influence which an ordinary presence has over Characteristics , vol . 1. p . 7 . men . This arrangement leads to a wrong fenfe : The adverb This 40 Se ...
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... imagination of fuch a prefence must exalt a genius , we may observe from the in- fluence which an ordinary prefence merely has over men . The time of the election of a poet - laureat being now at hand , it may be proper to give some ...
... imagination of fuch a prefence must exalt a genius , we may observe from the in- fluence which an ordinary prefence merely has over men . The time of the election of a poet - laureat being now at hand , it may be proper to give some ...
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... imagination , because they make parts of the fame idea ; and for that reafon , it must , with re- gard to melody , be disagreeable , to bestow upon the adjective a fort of independent existence , by interjecting a paufe betwixt it and ...
... imagination , because they make parts of the fame idea ; and for that reafon , it must , with re- gard to melody , be disagreeable , to bestow upon the adjective a fort of independent existence , by interjecting a paufe betwixt it and ...
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... imagination . And therefore I must also give up the following lines . And which it much || becomes you to forget " Tis one thing madly || to difperfe my store But an action may be conceived leaving out a particu lar modification ...
... imagination . And therefore I must also give up the following lines . And which it much || becomes you to forget " Tis one thing madly || to difperfe my store But an action may be conceived leaving out a particu lar modification ...
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... imagination . The best poets however , taking advantage of this fubtilty , fcruple not to feparate by a pause an active verb from its paffive fubject . Such paufes in a long work may be indulged ; but taken fingly , they certainly are ...
... imagination . The best poets however , taking advantage of this fubtilty , fcruple not to feparate by a pause an active verb from its paffive fubject . Such paufes in a long work may be indulged ; but taken fingly , they certainly are ...
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