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Pàgina xiii
... sentiments , and images in his Latin productions than in his vernacular ; but there certainly is not the same raciness , vigour , and picturesqueness . His Epistles to his friend Charles Deodate are , indeed , very beautiful : they ...
... sentiments , and images in his Latin productions than in his vernacular ; but there certainly is not the same raciness , vigour , and picturesqueness . His Epistles to his friend Charles Deodate are , indeed , very beautiful : they ...
Pàgina lxix
... sentiments , and reflections , he soothed himself ! -How he glowed , when he imagined Samson pulling down destruction on the hands of his foes ! -His vigorous and enthu- siastic mind roused him to be thus ready to devote himself to the ...
... sentiments , and reflections , he soothed himself ! -How he glowed , when he imagined Samson pulling down destruction on the hands of his foes ! -His vigorous and enthu- siastic mind roused him to be thus ready to devote himself to the ...
Pàgina lxxii
... sentiments came from his imagination , rather than his imagination from his sentiments . The vast fruits of his mind always resulted from complex ingredients ; though they were so amalgamated , that with him they became simple in their ...
... sentiments came from his imagination , rather than his imagination from his sentiments . The vast fruits of his mind always resulted from complex ingredients ; though they were so amalgamated , that with him they became simple in their ...
Pàgina lxxiv
... sentiments , pursuits , conduct , and temper , between Milton and Gray ; both sons of men following the same calling , both living in the bustle of the city , and both addicted to literary occupations . There was this primary difference ...
... sentiments , pursuits , conduct , and temper , between Milton and Gray ; both sons of men following the same calling , both living in the bustle of the city , and both addicted to literary occupations . There was this primary difference ...
Pàgina lxxxii
... sentiments appropriate to such characters could only be supplied by a genius partaking of an inspiration above humanity . The grandeur of thought must have been incessant , and liable to no depressions : the imagination of many may be ...
... sentiments appropriate to such characters could only be supplied by a genius partaking of an inspiration above humanity . The grandeur of thought must have been incessant , and liable to no depressions : the imagination of many may be ...
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