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I have chosen the common version , in preference to that of the learned Prelate ,
because it is more simple in the foregoing and following cases ) , and , from
being familiar , is more easily intelligible when addressed to the ear . That organ
...
I have chosen the common version , in preference to that of the learned Prelate ,
because it is more simple in the foregoing and following cases ) , and , from
being familiar , is more easily intelligible when addressed to the ear . That organ
...
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... miserably deficient in taste . The reason is plain ; and even good poets have
too often to thank themselves for the failure of their most elaborate efforts ,
because they will not write naturally , but rather choose to disguise common
sense with ...
... miserably deficient in taste . The reason is plain ; and even good poets have
too often to thank themselves for the failure of their most elaborate efforts ,
because they will not write naturally , but rather choose to disguise common
sense with ...
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It is the misfortune of didactic poetry , that for the purposes of teaching , it has no
advantage over prose ; and , in fact , from the difficulty of adapting the elegancies
of verse to common - place details , it often falls lamentably short of common ...
It is the misfortune of didactic poetry , that for the purposes of teaching , it has no
advantage over prose ; and , in fact , from the difficulty of adapting the elegancies
of verse to common - place details , it often falls lamentably short of common ...
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An eloquent , but extravagant , writer has hazarded the assertion , that “ words
are the only things that last for ever . ” * Nor is this merely a splendid saying , or a
startling paradox , that may be qualified by explanation into common - place ; but
...
An eloquent , but extravagant , writer has hazarded the assertion , that “ words
are the only things that last for ever . ” * Nor is this merely a splendid saying , or a
startling paradox , that may be qualified by explanation into common - place ; but
...
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This story confirms the assumption that the common people of Greece , in her
glory , were not generally taught to read and write , and that not only moral
feeling , but intellectual discernment also , was much lower among them than
among our ...
This story confirms the assumption that the common people of Greece , in her
glory , were not generally taught to read and write , and that not only moral
feeling , but intellectual discernment also , was much lower among them than
among our ...
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書誌情報
| 書籍名 | Lectures on poetry and general literature |
| 著者 | James Montgomery |
| 出版社 | Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, Green, & Longman, 1833 |
| 書籍の提供元 | 大英図書館 |
| デジタル化された日 | 2014年9月17日 |
| ページ数 | 394 ページ |
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