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... a reverence for which he preserved to the last, wa&, with justice, convinced,
that the Scriptures of God contained not only the purest precepts of morality, but
the most elevated and sublime strokes of genuine poesy ; strokes as much
superior ...
... a reverence for which he preserved to the last, wa&, with justice, convinced,
that the Scriptures of God contained not only the purest precepts of morality, but
the most elevated and sublime strokes of genuine poesy ; strokes as much
superior ...
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... he deemed so pernicious to the liberties of Europe ; and as a poet, \ because
he was deeply conscious that his own | Campaign, that gazette in rhyme,
contained I no strokes of such genuine and sublime poetry as the conclusion
before us.
... he deemed so pernicious to the liberties of Europe ; and as a poet, \ because
he was deeply conscious that his own | Campaign, that gazette in rhyme,
contained I no strokes of such genuine and sublime poetry as the conclusion
before us.
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In •;fji,* See also verses written at a Solemn Musjc, and on the Passion,, in the
same volume ; and a vacation exercise, page 9, fn all which are to be found many
strokes of the sublime. f Page 28. * In consecrated earth, And on the holy hearth,
...
In •;fji,* See also verses written at a Solemn Musjc, and on the Passion,, in the
same volume ; and a vacation exercise, page 9, fn all which are to be found many
strokes of the sublime. f Page 28. * In consecrated earth, And on the holy hearth,
...
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... and inharmonious, and sometimes turgid and obscure, and though, in many
instances, the numbers are not sufficiently diversified by different pauses, yet is
this poem, on the whole, from the numberless strokes of nature in which it
abounds, ...
... and inharmonious, and sometimes turgid and obscure, and though, in many
instances, the numbers are not sufficiently diversified by different pauses, yet is
this poem, on the whole, from the numberless strokes of nature in which it
abounds, ...
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But (added he) the work of the scholar is more valuable than that of the master."
In truth, one may perceive faults in the pictures of Domenichino that Guido has
avoided ;• but then there are noble strokes not to be found in that of his rival.
But (added he) the work of the scholar is more valuable than that of the master."
In truth, one may perceive faults in the pictures of Domenichino that Guido has
avoided ;• but then there are noble strokes not to be found in that of his rival.
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| Titel | An Essay on the Genius and Writings of Pope ... Band 1 von An Essay on the Genius and Writings of Pope, Joseph Warton Band 1 von An Essay on the Genius and Writings of Pope. In Two Volumes, Alexander Pope |
| Autor | Joseph Warton |
| Ausgabe | 5 |
| Verlag | W.J. and J. Richardson, 1806 |
| Original von | Harvard University |
| Digitalisiert | 18. Jan. 2008 |
| Länge | 416 Seiten |
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