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... Languages . 14. How far addressed to organic Sense . 15. Musical and Poetical Melody . 16. Distance and Direction of ... polished and transparent Objects . 13. In the Coats of Animals . 14. In Buildings , Gardens , Pieces of Water , & c ...
... Languages . 14. How far addressed to organic Sense . 15. Musical and Poetical Melody . 16. Distance and Direction of ... polished and transparent Objects . 13. In the Coats of Animals . 14. In Buildings , Gardens , Pieces of Water , & c ...
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... words , nor alter , in a single instance , the customary idiom of speech ; and in this instance customary idiom has established these expres- sions , not only in the English , but in all the other polished languages of Europe , both ...
... words , nor alter , in a single instance , the customary idiom of speech ; and in this instance customary idiom has established these expres- sions , not only in the English , but in all the other polished languages of Europe , both ...
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... language should have had no taste or liking for music of any kind ; and that ... polished elegance and regularity of Pope * : but , to such critics , I have ... English verse arises from a limited and regulated distribution 116 PRINCIPLES ...
... language should have had no taste or liking for music of any kind ; and that ... polished elegance and regularity of Pope * : but , to such critics , I have ... English verse arises from a limited and regulated distribution 116 PRINCIPLES ...
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... polished languages of modern Europe are de- fective : wherefore it is impossible that they Perception . Of improved should ever rival those of the Greeks and Romans in poetical diction and expression . No language is more inflexible ...
... polished languages of modern Europe are de- fective : wherefore it is impossible that they Perception . Of improved should ever rival those of the Greeks and Romans in poetical diction and expression . No language is more inflexible ...
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... language , that character may nevertheless be capable of an- swering its ... polished periods of the one will inspire the reader with a flow and facility ... Latin poets K 3 PART II . 153 ASSOCIATION OF IDEAS .
... language , that character may nevertheless be capable of an- swering its ... polished periods of the one will inspire the reader with a flow and facility ... Latin poets K 3 PART II . 153 ASSOCIATION OF IDEAS .
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