Lectures on the English PoetsDent, 1908 - 327 páginas |
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... images the most alike , but placed at the greatest distance from each other ; that is , found in circumstances of the greatest dissimilitude . From the remoteness of his combinations , and the celerity with which they are effected ...
... images the most alike , but placed at the greatest distance from each other ; that is , found in circumstances of the greatest dissimilitude . From the remoteness of his combinations , and the celerity with which they are effected ...
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... images is worn off with time , the substance is grown comparatively light and worthless . The forms are old and uncouth ; but the spirit is effeminate and frivolous . This is a deduction from the praise I have given to his pencil for ...
... images is worn off with time , the substance is grown comparatively light and worthless . The forms are old and uncouth ; but the spirit is effeminate and frivolous . This is a deduction from the praise I have given to his pencil for ...
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... images or incidents , but paints the outgoings of his own heart , the shapings of his own fancy . He may be said to ... image is 278 ON MR WORDSWORTH'S Excursion.
... images or incidents , but paints the outgoings of his own heart , the shapings of his own fancy . He may be said to ... image is 278 ON MR WORDSWORTH'S Excursion.
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