The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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Strana 52
... Mind upon the Perufal of a noble Work . Thus although in Poetry it be abfolutely neceffary that the Unities of Time , Place and Action , with other Points of the fame Nature , fhould be thoroughly explained and understood ; there is ...
... Mind upon the Perufal of a noble Work . Thus although in Poetry it be abfolutely neceffary that the Unities of Time , Place and Action , with other Points of the fame Nature , fhould be thoroughly explained and understood ; there is ...
Strana 72
... Mind to vaft Conceptions , and fit it to converfe with the Divinity of the Place . For every thing that is Majeftick imprints an Awfulness and Reve rence on the Mind of the Beholder , and ftrikes in with the natural Greatness of the ...
... Mind to vaft Conceptions , and fit it to converfe with the Divinity of the Place . For every thing that is Majeftick imprints an Awfulness and Reve rence on the Mind of the Beholder , and ftrikes in with the natural Greatness of the ...
Strana 257
... Mind , they are apt to vanish as foon as the Day breaks about him . The Light and Noife of the Day , which are per- petually folliciting his Senfes , and calling off his Attention , wear out of his Mind the Thoughts that imprinted them ...
... Mind , they are apt to vanish as foon as the Day breaks about him . The Light and Noife of the Day , which are per- petually folliciting his Senfes , and calling off his Attention , wear out of his Mind the Thoughts that imprinted them ...
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