Elements of Criticism In Two Volumes [The Dedication Signed: Henry Home], Volume 2Sarah Cotter, 1762 |
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... musical than where the fenfe is left in any degree doubtful . A rule defervedly occupying the fecond place , is , That words expreffing things connected in the thought , ought to be placed as near together as poffible . This rule is ...
... musical than where the fenfe is left in any degree doubtful . A rule defervedly occupying the fecond place , is , That words expreffing things connected in the thought , ought to be placed as near together as poffible . This rule is ...
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... music is properly adjusted to the fentiment . There is no resemblance betwixt thought and found ; but there is the strong- eft refemblance betwixt the emotion raised by mu- Poet . L. 3. 1. 365-454 . fic tender and pathetic , and that ...
... music is properly adjusted to the fentiment . There is no resemblance betwixt thought and found ; but there is the strong- eft refemblance betwixt the emotion raised by mu- Poet . L. 3. 1. 365-454 . fic tender and pathetic , and that ...
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... music , We have reason to believe , that in Greece every tragedy was accompanied with fuch notes , in order to ascertain the pronunciation . But the mo derns hitherto have not thought of this refinement . Cicero indeed , without the ...
... music , We have reason to believe , that in Greece every tragedy was accompanied with fuch notes , in order to ascertain the pronunciation . But the mo derns hitherto have not thought of this refinement . Cicero indeed , without the ...
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... music of verse , though handled by every grammarian , merits more attention than has been given it . The fubject is intimately con- nected with human nature ; and to explain it tho- roughly , feveral nice and delicate feelings must be ...
... music of verse , though handled by every grammarian , merits more attention than has been given it . The fubject is intimately con- nected with human nature ; and to explain it tho- roughly , feveral nice and delicate feelings must be ...
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... musical expreflionEvery one being fenfible that there is no mufic in a continued found ; the first inquiries were probably carried no farther , than that to produce a mufical expreffion , a number of founds is neceffary ; and mufical ...
... musical expreflionEvery one being fenfible that there is no mufic in a continued found ; the first inquiries were probably carried no farther , than that to produce a mufical expreffion , a number of founds is neceffary ; and mufical ...
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