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... majesty : the mind roves in the easy mæanders of ideas , and admires the coherence of the chain . The definition of this figure by by LONGINUS feems not altogether fixed : the latter part 48 SECTION IX . SECTION X. ...
... majesty : the mind roves in the easy mæanders of ideas , and admires the coherence of the chain . The definition of this figure by by LONGINUS feems not altogether fixed : the latter part 48 SECTION IX . SECTION X. ...
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... majesty , but rather au- ❝ftere , and more terrible ftill than PYR- " RHUS . " As a companion to this paffage from PLU- TARCH , we may place a sentence in PRIOR'S Dedication of his works to the Earl of DOR- SET . It relatesto the ...
... majesty , but rather au- ❝ftere , and more terrible ftill than PYR- " RHUS . " As a companion to this paffage from PLU- TARCH , we may place a sentence in PRIOR'S Dedication of his works to the Earl of DOR- SET . It relatesto the ...
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... The poet has with due majesty introdu- Ced his hero to the infernal regions , but the manner of his return from them has been found effentially defective .. And And here I would not be understood to include the THOUGHTS ...
... The poet has with due majesty introdu- Ced his hero to the infernal regions , but the manner of his return from them has been found effentially defective .. And And here I would not be understood to include the THOUGHTS ...
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