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... an orator , - it is the vehicle of the highest pleasure which the art can
communicate ; and in this respect portrait painting ( however disparaged ) is the
highest point of the art itself , — being at once the most real , intellectual , and
imaginative .
... an orator , - it is the vehicle of the highest pleasure which the art can
communicate ; and in this respect portrait painting ( however disparaged ) is the
highest point of the art itself , — being at once the most real , intellectual , and
imaginative .
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This circumstance ( in no respect dishonourable to the art ) has been a snare by
which multitudes of its professors have been tempted to dishonour both it and
themselves , by courtly servility to royal and noble patrons ; — by yet viler ...
This circumstance ( in no respect dishonourable to the art ) has been a snare by
which multitudes of its professors have been tempted to dishonour both it and
themselves , by courtly servility to royal and noble patrons ; — by yet viler ...
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On the other hand , in reading , the eye can dwell more intensely on the distinct
verbiage ; having , in this respect , the advantage of the ear , because in moving
along the little horizon of the page , it catches glimpses of words to come , while it
...
On the other hand , in reading , the eye can dwell more intensely on the distinct
verbiage ; having , in this respect , the advantage of the ear , because in moving
along the little horizon of the page , it catches glimpses of words to come , while it
...
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... my own ignorance , but I believe that my countrymen in general ( familiar as
bad French has become in their mouths , and evasive as good is to their ears , )
would bear me out in the statement , as matter of fact in respect to themselves .
... my own ignorance , but I believe that my countrymen in general ( familiar as
bad French has become in their mouths , and evasive as good is to their ears , )
would bear me out in the statement , as matter of fact in respect to themselves .
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It is probably true , that every man living covets distinction , and in some point or
other so far excels his neighbours as to imagine himself entitled , in that respect
at least , to pre - eminence among them . This passion differs rather in degree ...
It is probably true , that every man living covets distinction , and in some point or
other so far excels his neighbours as to imagine himself entitled , in that respect
at least , to pre - eminence among them . This passion differs rather in degree ...
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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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