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... Pindar . Sophocles . Gray . 89. Milton's Imagery sometimes obscure ; not so in the Instance quoted by Mr. Burke . 90. Where really so , faulty . Instance . 91. Influence of Authority . 92. Images limited ; Mental Energies not . 93 ...
... Pindar . Sophocles . Gray . 89. Milton's Imagery sometimes obscure ; not so in the Instance quoted by Mr. Burke . 90. Where really so , faulty . Instance . 91. Influence of Authority . 92. Images limited ; Mental Energies not . 93 ...
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... reflected from them , and the modes of its reflection or refraction , but , likewise , upon the degree of 88 PRINCIPLES OF TASTE : Degrees of Sensibility in the Organs Effects Grace of Savages Lyric Style Pindar Sophocles Gray.
... reflected from them , and the modes of its reflection or refraction , but , likewise , upon the degree of 88 PRINCIPLES OF TASTE : Degrees of Sensibility in the Organs Effects Grace of Savages Lyric Style Pindar Sophocles Gray.
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... pindaric or graver lyric . It is possible that a person may prefer free and unrestrained language , in all cases , to that which is restricted to rule and measure ; as it * The critic above cited says , in praise of a line , that the ...
... pindaric or graver lyric . It is possible that a person may prefer free and unrestrained language , in all cases , to that which is restricted to rule and measure ; as it * The critic above cited says , in praise of a line , that the ...
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... PINDAR . Olym . 8. 152 . 105. Among the accompaniments of a house , considered as an object in a landscape , water is one of the most important ; and one , which , in this humid climate , may almost every where be obtained , if the ...
... PINDAR . Olym . 8. 152 . 105. Among the accompaniments of a house , considered as an object in a landscape , water is one of the most important ; and one , which , in this humid climate , may almost every where be obtained , if the ...
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... Pindar , Sophocles , Euripedes , & c . & c . who may surely be allowed to have known something of their art , lived long before this treatise or any of the kind was written or thought of ; and the whole history of literature obliges us ...
... Pindar , Sophocles , Euripedes , & c . & c . who may surely be allowed to have known something of their art , lived long before this treatise or any of the kind was written or thought of ; and the whole history of literature obliges us ...
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