BIOGRAPHIA LITERARIA |
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I. In the " Venus and Adonis , " the first and most obvious excellence is the perfect sweetness of the versification ; its adaptation to the subject ; and the power displayed in 5 varying the march of the words without passing into a ...
I. In the " Venus and Adonis , " the first and most obvious excellence is the perfect sweetness of the versification ; its adaptation to the subject ; and the power displayed in 5 varying the march of the words without passing into a ...
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I have only to add , that all the praise which is due to the exertion 30 of such influence for a purpose so important , joined with that which must be claimed for the infrequency of the same excellence in the same perfection , belongs ...
I have only to add , that all the praise which is due to the exertion 30 of such influence for a purpose so important , joined with that which must be claimed for the infrequency of the same excellence in the same perfection , belongs ...
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172 : ' The sum total of all intellectual excellence is good sense and method . When these have passed into the instinctive readiness of habit , when the wheel revolves so rapidly that we cannot see it revolve at all , then we call the ...
172 : ' The sum total of all intellectual excellence is good sense and method . When these have passed into the instinctive readiness of habit , when the wheel revolves so rapidly that we cannot see it revolve at all , then we call the ...
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