Biographia Literaria, 第 2 卷Oxford University Press, 1954 |
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... least who were deemed great by our ancestors , sought so little to gratify this kind of curiosity , 15 that they seemed to have regarded the story in a not much higher light , than the painter regards his canvass as that on , not by ...
... least who were deemed great by our ancestors , sought so little to gratify this kind of curiosity , 15 that they seemed to have regarded the story in a not much higher light , than the painter regards his canvass as that on , not by ...
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... least reference to , or the least acquaintance with , any person in 20 real life whom he might recognise in this figure . It is enough that such a figure is not ideal : and therefore not ideal , because one of the two factors or ...
... least reference to , or the least acquaintance with , any person in 20 real life whom he might recognise in this figure . It is enough that such a figure is not ideal : and therefore not ideal , because one of the two factors or ...
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... least possible degree , distract the attention , in the least possible degree obscure the idea , of which they ( composed into outline and surface ) are the symbol . An illustrative hint may be taken from 25 a pure crystal , as compared ...
... least possible degree , distract the attention , in the least possible degree obscure the idea , of which they ( composed into outline and surface ) are the symbol . An illustrative hint may be taken from 25 a pure crystal , as compared ...
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