Biographia Literaria, 第 2 卷 |
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Another exquisite master of this species of style , where the scholar and the poet supplies the material , but the perfect 5 well - bred gentleman the expressions and the arrangement , is George Herbert .
Another exquisite master of this species of style , where the scholar and the poet supplies the material , but the perfect 5 well - bred gentleman the expressions and the arrangement , is George Herbert .
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... bodily form , and circumseribes his views of mental expression to the ideas of power and grandeur only ; - 3rdly , because it induces an effort to combine together two incongruous things , that is to say , modern feelings in antique ...
... bodily form , and circumseribes his views of mental expression to the ideas of power and grandeur only ; - 3rdly , because it induces an effort to combine together two incongruous things , that is to say , modern feelings in antique ...
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378 ) he speaks of ' expressions in themselves . proper and beautiful , but which have been foolishly repeated by bad ... 373 ) of poets who indulge in arbitrary and capricious habits of expression in order to furnish food for fickle ...
378 ) he speaks of ' expressions in themselves . proper and beautiful , but which have been foolishly repeated by bad ... 373 ) of poets who indulge in arbitrary and capricious habits of expression in order to furnish food for fickle ...
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