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Thus it is universally with truth and error . All falsehood is the counterfeit of truth ,
and superficially viewed may pass for the reality ; but in proportion as it is
examined , its pretensions disappear , and the cheat becomes manifest . On the ...
Thus it is universally with truth and error . All falsehood is the counterfeit of truth ,
and superficially viewed may pass for the reality ; but in proportion as it is
examined , its pretensions disappear , and the cheat becomes manifest . On the ...
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Smith's translation , We conclude , then , that poetry must be true , natural , and
affecting ; nay , in its most artificial array , that of pure fiction , it must be the fiction
that represents truth , and which is truth , — truth in the spirit , though not in the ...
Smith's translation , We conclude , then , that poetry must be true , natural , and
affecting ; nay , in its most artificial array , that of pure fiction , it must be the fiction
that represents truth , and which is truth , — truth in the spirit , though not in the ...
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He actually seems to speak the truth ; and truth is never offensive when we
believe it heartily , unless it condemns ourselves . Airy grandeur and irresistible
impetuosity are the characteristics 198 NO . V. VARIOUS CLASSES OF POETRY
.
He actually seems to speak the truth ; and truth is never offensive when we
believe it heartily , unless it condemns ourselves . Airy grandeur and irresistible
impetuosity are the characteristics 198 NO . V. VARIOUS CLASSES OF POETRY
.
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He appears to invent nothing , while in truth he exercises a much higher faculty
than what is frequently called invention , but which is little more than an arbitrary
collocation of things , harmonious only when arranged by the hand that built the ...
He appears to invent nothing , while in truth he exercises a much higher faculty
than what is frequently called invention , but which is little more than an arbitrary
collocation of things , harmonious only when arranged by the hand that built the ...
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... of men , and the identity of events by the glowing illusion of his pages , in which
the details minute and exquisite , that the truth of painting will win the author
credit for truth of every other kind , and most , it may be , where he least deserves
it .
... of men , and the identity of events by the glowing illusion of his pages , in which
the details minute and exquisite , that the truth of painting will win the author
credit for truth of every other kind , and most , it may be , where he least deserves
it .
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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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