Biographia Literaria, 第 2 卷 |
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produce neither of the fancy nor of the imagination ; that their operation consists in the excitement of surprise by ... Surely , no unusual 5 aste is requisite to see clearly , that this compulsory juxtaposition is not produced by the ...
produce neither of the fancy nor of the imagination ; that their operation consists in the excitement of surprise by ... Surely , no unusual 5 aste is requisite to see clearly , that this compulsory juxtaposition is not produced by the ...
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The effect is similar to that produced by an epic poet , when the fable 15 and the characters are derived from Scripture history , as in the Messiah of Klopstock , or in Cumberland's Calvary ; and not merely suggested by it , as in the ...
The effect is similar to that produced by an epic poet , when the fable 15 and the characters are derived from Scripture history , as in the Messiah of Klopstock , or in Cumberland's Calvary ; and not merely suggested by it , as in the ...
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... in which by excitement of the associative power passion itself imitates order , and the order resulting produces a pleasureable passion , and thus 5 it elevates the mind by making its feelings the object of its reflexion .
... in which by excitement of the associative power passion itself imitates order , and the order resulting produces a pleasureable passion , and thus 5 it elevates the mind by making its feelings the object of its reflexion .
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