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Landscape painting is that which is most easily understood at first sight ; because
the objects of which it is composed are as familiar to our eyes , as the words in
which they could be explained are to our ears , so that we recognise them at
once ...
Landscape painting is that which is most easily understood at first sight ; because
the objects of which it is composed are as familiar to our eyes , as the words in
which they could be explained are to our ears , so that we recognise them at
once ...
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they are the only unchanging and actual objects , which all eyes that were ever
opened to the light , and lifted to the sky , have seen precisely as we see them ,
and precisely as they shall be scen by posterity to the end of time . Rivers stray ...
they are the only unchanging and actual objects , which all eyes that were ever
opened to the light , and lifted to the sky , have seen precisely as we see them ,
and precisely as they shall be scen by posterity to the end of time . Rivers stray ...
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In the stores of that memory we discover the hidden treasures of his muse , which
enabled her , with a prodigality like that of nature , to pour forth images and
objects of every form , and colour , and kind , while , with an economy like that of
the ...
In the stores of that memory we discover the hidden treasures of his muse , which
enabled her , with a prodigality like that of nature , to pour forth images and
objects of every form , and colour , and kind , while , with an economy like that of
the ...
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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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