The Spectator, Svazek 6Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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Strana 91
... poet feems to get the better of nature ; he takes , indeed , the landfkip after her , but gives it more vigorous touches , heightens it beauty , and fo enlivens the whole piece , that the images which flow from the objects themselves ...
... poet feems to get the better of nature ; he takes , indeed , the landfkip after her , but gives it more vigorous touches , heightens it beauty , and fo enlivens the whole piece , that the images which flow from the objects themselves ...
Strana 97
... poet that is a perfect mafter in all these arts of working on the imagination , I think Milton may pafs for one ... poet with fcenes fo proper to ftrike the VOL . VI . imagina- F imagination , as no other poet could have painted those N ...
... poet that is a perfect mafter in all these arts of working on the imagination , I think Milton may pafs for one ... poet with fcenes fo proper to ftrike the VOL . VI . imagina- F imagination , as no other poet could have painted those N ...
Strana 104
... poet should be qualified for The pleatures of the imagination that arise from it . In this refpect why the moderns excel the an- cients . Why the English excel the moderns . Who the best among the Englith . Of emblematical perfons ...
... poet should be qualified for The pleatures of the imagination that arise from it . In this refpect why the moderns excel the an- cients . Why the English excel the moderns . Who the best among the Englith . Of emblematical perfons ...
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