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And as our ideas derived from visible objects are more distinct than those derived
from the objects of our other senses , the words expressive of these ideas
belonging to vision make up the principal part of poetic language ; that is , the
poet ...
And as our ideas derived from visible objects are more distinct than those derived
from the objects of our other senses , the words expressive of these ideas
belonging to vision make up the principal part of poetic language ; that is , the
poet ...
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To say nothing of the impiety , the absurdity of such an association of images and
ideas is so revolting , that the mind which could endure it must be either originally
insensible to all that is delicate , beautiful , and true in poetry , painting , and ...
To say nothing of the impiety , the absurdity of such an association of images and
ideas is so revolting , that the mind which could endure it must be either originally
insensible to all that is delicate , beautiful , and true in poetry , painting , and ...
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... were slow or prompt , difficult or easy , is not the question : the practicability of it
may reasonably be doubted on this plain ground , the symbols which compose
hieroglyphics are so few , that , in the very nature of things , the ideas which they
...
... were slow or prompt , difficult or easy , is not the question : the practicability of it
may reasonably be doubted on this plain ground , the symbols which compose
hieroglyphics are so few , that , in the very nature of things , the ideas which they
...
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THE PREEMINENCE OF POETRY AMONG THE FINE ARTS | 1 |
WHAT IS POETICAL | 39 |
THE FORM OF POETRY | 73 |
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