Miscellaneous and Fugitive Pieces, 第 3 巻T. Davies, 1774 - 375 ページ |
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... say , they muft fubfift separately .. Nero fetting Fire to Rome , and Queen Mary burn- ing Hereticks in Smithfield cannot convey to any fenfibleMind , the faintest Idea of the Sublime , though we imagine it must be allowed that they ...
... say , they muft fubfift separately .. Nero fetting Fire to Rome , and Queen Mary burn- ing Hereticks in Smithfield cannot convey to any fenfibleMind , the faintest Idea of the Sublime , though we imagine it must be allowed that they ...
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... says Homer ; which fhews that the Sublime can excite Ideas very different from Terror ; and though it may be faid , that there will be a Kind of Solemnity in the Mind at the View of fuch a Night - piece , yet that is only the Stillness ...
... says Homer ; which fhews that the Sublime can excite Ideas very different from Terror ; and though it may be faid , that there will be a Kind of Solemnity in the Mind at the View of fuch a Night - piece , yet that is only the Stillness ...
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... say that this is fometimes in the Mouth of the Vulgar , fince its Notes feem adapted to such noble Subjects as this . For , as the Poet Fuftian Sackbut , fweetly fings : Buzzing twangs the Iron Lyre Shrilly thrilling , Trembling ...
... say that this is fometimes in the Mouth of the Vulgar , fince its Notes feem adapted to such noble Subjects as this . For , as the Poet Fuftian Sackbut , fweetly fings : Buzzing twangs the Iron Lyre Shrilly thrilling , Trembling ...
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... be quite fo decent to say that the Water wanted to kiss his Long in the muffled Firmament , the Rain Belly'd the cloudy Spunges of the Main . I Belly'd i Belly'd is certainly corrupt . We fhould read , 74 FRAGMENT OF A.
... be quite fo decent to say that the Water wanted to kiss his Long in the muffled Firmament , the Rain Belly'd the cloudy Spunges of the Main . I Belly'd i Belly'd is certainly corrupt . We fhould read , 74 FRAGMENT OF A.
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... say , confifts in diftinguishing clearly , between general and particular Expreffions . Are we not fenfible of fuch Motives in the human Breaft , as Pleasure and Pain ; and and does not every one feel them , fays a HUMAN MIND . 343.
... say , confifts in diftinguishing clearly , between general and particular Expreffions . Are we not fenfible of fuch Motives in the human Breaft , as Pleasure and Pain ; and and does not every one feel them , fays a HUMAN MIND . 343.
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