Lectures on General Literature, Poetry, &c., Delivered at the Royal Institution in 1830 and 1831Harper & Bros., 1860 - 324 sider |
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... sentiments are so intimately connected , that they are rememberea together ; they are soul and body , which cannot be separated without death , —a death in which the dis- solution of the one causes the disappearance of the other ; if ...
... sentiments are so intimately connected , that they are rememberea together ; they are soul and body , which cannot be separated without death , —a death in which the dis- solution of the one causes the disappearance of the other ; if ...
Side 24
... sentiments of poetry ring in the memory , and play with the affec- tions : but rarely indeed in sculpture does the image presented to the eye become a statue of thought in the mind . This may be principally owing to the paucity of ...
... sentiments of poetry ring in the memory , and play with the affec- tions : but rarely indeed in sculpture does the image presented to the eye become a statue of thought in the mind . This may be principally owing to the paucity of ...
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... sentiments , contained in the book , which , to be faithful interpreters , they deemed right to understand well for themselves beyond the literal text . On the last day , when the version was presumed to be as perfect as the parties ...
... sentiments , contained in the book , which , to be faithful interpreters , they deemed right to understand well for themselves beyond the literal text . On the last day , when the version was presumed to be as perfect as the parties ...
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... sentiments will be acknowledged by every one who has experienced the delight to which they refer , yet such are the devastations of time , war , and civil changes , that the saints of Iona , were they to rise from their graves , would ...
... sentiments will be acknowledged by every one who has experienced the delight to which they refer , yet such are the devastations of time , war , and civil changes , that the saints of Iona , were they to rise from their graves , would ...
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... sentiments , images , and associations kindred to those which would be awa- kened in the mind , presented to the eye , or inspired into the soul , by the well - proportioned statue of Minerva on her temple at Athens , -by the low sounds ...
... sentiments , images , and associations kindred to those which would be awa- kened in the mind , presented to the eye , or inspired into the soul , by the well - proportioned statue of Minerva on her temple at Athens , -by the low sounds ...
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