Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Svazky 68–69Pub. for J. Hinton, 1781 |
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Strana 194
... mind , as to the animal and vegetable world . The re- viving power of this feafon has been tra- Iced from the fields to the herds that in- habit them , and from the lower claffes of beings up to man . Gladness and joy are defcribed as ...
... mind , as to the animal and vegetable world . The re- viving power of this feafon has been tra- Iced from the fields to the herds that in- habit them , and from the lower claffes of beings up to man . Gladness and joy are defcribed as ...
Strana 287
... mind , is the best and nobleft effect of claffical inftruction . It is not only defirable , as it qualifies the mind for this or that profeffion , but as it opens the fource of pure pleasures unknown to the vulgar . Its tendency is to ...
... mind , is the best and nobleft effect of claffical inftruction . It is not only defirable , as it qualifies the mind for this or that profeffion , but as it opens the fource of pure pleasures unknown to the vulgar . Its tendency is to ...
Strana 236
... mind was fufficient ly fhewn by the difmiffion of his poetical prejudices , and the rejection of unnatural thoughts and rugged numbers . But Dryden never defired to apply all the judgment that he had . He wrote , and profeffed to write ...
... mind was fufficient ly fhewn by the difmiffion of his poetical prejudices , and the rejection of unnatural thoughts and rugged numbers . But Dryden never defired to apply all the judgment that he had . He wrote , and profeffed to write ...
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