On the beauties, harmonies and sublimities of nature: with remarks on the laws, customs, manners, and opinions of various nations, 第 3 卷1837 |
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... poet , the pilgrim , the philosopher , and the statesman , till a new order of intellect has impressed upon mankind a new order of sensation , and a new method of employing the faculties of memory and perception . с Immortalized by ...
... poet , the pilgrim , the philosopher , and the statesman , till a new order of intellect has impressed upon mankind a new order of sensation , and a new method of employing the faculties of memory and perception . с Immortalized by ...
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... poets . We assimilate our age with theirs ; and by comparing their language and customs , their sentiments and misfortunes , with our own , we draw resemblances at our discretion ; collateral emotions of pleasure are elicited from the ...
... poets . We assimilate our age with theirs ; and by comparing their language and customs , their sentiments and misfortunes , with our own , we draw resemblances at our discretion ; collateral emotions of pleasure are elicited from the ...
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... poet , but his reader also ; for when do we enjoy his pictures , and relish his sentiments , with such a charmed perception , as when seated beneath a bower , under a tree , or beside a rivulet ? In such and in other scenes , even bad ...
... poet , but his reader also ; for when do we enjoy his pictures , and relish his sentiments , with such a charmed perception , as when seated beneath a bower , under a tree , or beside a rivulet ? In such and in other scenes , even bad ...
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... poetry and music . We com- pare the relative merits of Pliny , Balzac , Melmoth , Gray and Pope as letter - writers : we trace the analogy between paint- ing and sculpture : we associate the merits of Angelo and Salvator Rosa with those ...
... poetry and music . We com- pare the relative merits of Pliny , Balzac , Melmoth , Gray and Pope as letter - writers : we trace the analogy between paint- ing and sculpture : we associate the merits of Angelo and Salvator Rosa with those ...
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... poetry is the linger ing echo of joys , that are past , and of hopes that are to come . This is a happy allusion to that noble passion , that bounds a thousand miles at a step ; and that gentle one , which , in the language of the poet ...
... poetry is the linger ing echo of joys , that are past , and of hopes that are to come . This is a happy allusion to that noble passion , that bounds a thousand miles at a step ; and that gentle one , which , in the language of the poet ...
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