The Spectator, Svazek 3J.M. Dent & Company, 1912 |
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Strana 39
... Reader , that such Ideas savour more of Burlesque than of the Sublime . They proceed from a Wantonness of Imagination , and rather divert the Mind than astonish it . Milton has taken every thing that is Sublime in these several Passages ...
... Reader , that such Ideas savour more of Burlesque than of the Sublime . They proceed from a Wantonness of Imagination , and rather divert the Mind than astonish it . Milton has taken every thing that is Sublime in these several Passages ...
Strana 58
... Reader , that he should imitate the most celebrated Authors who have gone before him , and have been engaged in ... Readers whose Imaginations were set to an higher Pitch than those of colder Climates . Adam's Speech to the Angel ...
... Reader , that he should imitate the most celebrated Authors who have gone before him , and have been engaged in ... Readers whose Imaginations were set to an higher Pitch than those of colder Climates . Adam's Speech to the Angel ...
Strana 187
... Reader . The narrow Spirit which appears in the Letters of these my Correspondents is the less surprising , as it has shewn it self in all ages . There is still extant an Epistle written by Alexander the Great to his Tutor Aristotle ...
... Reader . The narrow Spirit which appears in the Letters of these my Correspondents is the less surprising , as it has shewn it self in all ages . There is still extant an Epistle written by Alexander the Great to his Tutor Aristotle ...
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