An Essay on CriticismW. Lewis, 1713 - 36 頁 |
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第 1 到 5 筆結果,共 8 筆
第 7 頁
... whofe Judgment the rightCourse wou'd Know well each ANCIENT'S proper Character ; : His Fable , Subject , Scope in ev'ry Page ; Religion , Country , Genius of his Age : Without all these at once before your Eyes , Qavil you may , but ...
... whofe Judgment the rightCourse wou'd Know well each ANCIENT'S proper Character ; : His Fable , Subject , Scope in ev'ry Page ; Religion , Country , Genius of his Age : Without all these at once before your Eyes , Qavil you may , but ...
第 9 頁
... whofe prefumptuous Thoughts Thofe Freer Beauties , ev'n in Them , feem Faults . Some Figures monstrous and mif - fhap'd appear , Confider'd fingly , or beheld too near " , Which , Which , but proportion'd to their Light , or Place ...
... whofe prefumptuous Thoughts Thofe Freer Beauties , ev'n in Them , feem Faults . Some Figures monstrous and mif - fhap'd appear , Confider'd fingly , or beheld too near " , Which , Which , but proportion'd to their Light , or Place ...
第 15 頁
... oft was Thought , but ne'er so well Expreft ; B2 Some- † Naturam intueamur , hanc fequamur ; Id facillimè accipiunt unimi quod ag- mofcunt . Quintil . lib . 8. c . 3 . I Something , whofe Truth convinc'd at Sight we find CRITICISM . 15.
... oft was Thought , but ne'er so well Expreft ; B2 Some- † Naturam intueamur , hanc fequamur ; Id facillimè accipiunt unimi quod ag- mofcunt . Quintil . lib . 8. c . 3 . I Something , whofe Truth convinc'd at Sight we find CRITICISM . 15.
第 16 頁
Alexander Pope. I Something , whofe Truth convinc'd at Sight we find , That gives us back the Image of our Mind . As Shades more sweetly recommend the Light , So modest Plainnefs fets off sprightly Wit : For Works may have more Wit than ...
Alexander Pope. I Something , whofe Truth convinc'd at Sight we find , That gives us back the Image of our Mind . As Shades more sweetly recommend the Light , So modest Plainnefs fets off sprightly Wit : For Works may have more Wit than ...
第 29 頁
... Whofe Right it is , uncenfur'd to be dull ; Such without Wit are Poets when they please , As without Learning they can take Degrees . Leave dang'rous Truths to unfuccefsful Satyrs , And Flattery to fulfome Dedicators , C Whom Whom ...
... Whofe Right it is , uncenfur'd to be dull ; Such without Wit are Poets when they please , As without Learning they can take Degrees . Leave dang'rous Truths to unfuccefsful Satyrs , And Flattery to fulfome Dedicators , C Whom Whom ...
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