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... reader's judgement by an exclamation of his own , which , in my opinion , rather weakens than dignifies the fentiment.t It • Seat . IX . 19 ↑ The paffage rans thus in LONGINUS : σε Εἶπεν ὁ θεὸς , φησί , τί ; γενέσθω φῶς , καὶ σε ...
... reader's judgement by an exclamation of his own , which , in my opinion , rather weakens than dignifies the fentiment.t It • Seat . IX . 19 ↑ The paffage rans thus in LONGINUS : σε Εἶπεν ὁ θεὸς , φησί , τί ; γενέσθω φῶς , καὶ σε ...
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... reader of taste . - See WARTON's Virg . in the Notes . As well as the following verses , which are fuccessful rivals of Virgilian harmony : " Te , Dea , te fugiunt venti , te nubila cœli , " Adventumq ; tuum ; tibi fuaves dædala tellus ...
... reader of taste . - See WARTON's Virg . in the Notes . As well as the following verses , which are fuccessful rivals of Virgilian harmony : " Te , Dea , te fugiunt venti , te nubila cœli , " Adventumq ; tuum ; tibi fuaves dædala tellus ...
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... reader - ❝ You have an author , who keeps a medium throughout his work ; whose flights are not lofty , and whose blemishes are not great : another presents you with animated • descriptions ; his imagination glows with fublimity ; but ...
... reader - ❝ You have an author , who keeps a medium throughout his work ; whose flights are not lofty , and whose blemishes are not great : another presents you with animated • descriptions ; his imagination glows with fublimity ; but ...
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