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... moral sentiment and by dis- tinct visual representations , and in the same spirit overwhelming what he deemed falsehood by moral denunciation and a succession of pictures ap- palling or repulsive . In his prose , so many metaphors , so ...
... moral sentiment and by dis- tinct visual representations , and in the same spirit overwhelming what he deemed falsehood by moral denunciation and a succession of pictures ap- palling or repulsive . In his prose , so many metaphors , so ...
Page 486
... moral , distinctly announced , separately contemplated , and the very weightiest ever uttered by man or realised by fable.43 It is a moral rather for the drama of a world than for a human poem . And this moral is made the more prominent ...
... moral , distinctly announced , separately contemplated , and the very weightiest ever uttered by man or realised by fable.43 It is a moral rather for the drama of a world than for a human poem . And this moral is made the more prominent ...
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... moral and intellectual condition of the minds among which they have been produced . Thus a number of writers possess ... moral deformity from which they spring . There must also be nothing attempted to make the exhibition subservient to ...
... moral and intellectual condition of the minds among which they have been produced . Thus a number of writers possess ... moral deformity from which they spring . There must also be nothing attempted to make the exhibition subservient to ...
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