Critical Essays, 1770Scolar Press, 1973 - 328 |
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... spirit cannot entertain fervil ideas , or defcend to meaner actions . The foul cannot be impreffed with greatnefs , if the thoughts and actions difagree . The critic's fentiment in the text has its rife in this mental elevation ; and it ...
... spirit cannot entertain fervil ideas , or defcend to meaner actions . The foul cannot be impreffed with greatnefs , if the thoughts and actions difagree . The critic's fentiment in the text has its rife in this mental elevation ; and it ...
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... spirit , addreffing the accuser himself : " Quid , tubero , tuus ille diftrictus in acie " Pharsalicâ gladius agebat ? " At the men- tion of Pharfalia , CESAR is reported to have felt fuch emotions , that he let fall the papers , which ...
... spirit , addreffing the accuser himself : " Quid , tubero , tuus ille diftrictus in acie " Pharsalicâ gladius agebat ? " At the men- tion of Pharfalia , CESAR is reported to have felt fuch emotions , that he let fall the papers , which ...
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... spirit of the whole evaporates . There are other very Take judicious interrogations interspersed through- out his oratorical productions . But far more expreffive are the inspired writers in the infertion of interrogations . The book of ...
... spirit of the whole evaporates . There are other very Take judicious interrogations interspersed through- out his oratorical productions . But far more expreffive are the inspired writers in the infertion of interrogations . The book of ...
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