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144. oldal
... subject , and at the fame time to give a clear view of it , I can- not think of a better method , than to pre- fent ... subjects expreffed figurative- ly , and one of attributes . FIRST TABLE . Subjects expressed figuratively . 1. A word ...
... subject , and at the fame time to give a clear view of it , I can- not think of a better method , than to pre- fent ... subjects expreffed figurative- ly , and one of attributes . FIRST TABLE . Subjects expressed figuratively . 1. A word ...
189. oldal
... subject : every one muit feel the discordance . The following cou- plet , finking far below the subject , is not less ludicrous . Not one looks backward , onward still he goes , Yet ne'er looks forward farther than his nose . Ellay on ...
... subject : every one muit feel the discordance . The following cou- plet , finking far below the subject , is not less ludicrous . Not one looks backward , onward still he goes , Yet ne'er looks forward farther than his nose . Ellay on ...
442. oldal
... Subject ) may be conceived independent of any parti- cular quality ii . 293. Subject with refpect to its qualities iii . 376. Subject defined iii . 406 . Sublimity i . 254. & c . Sublime in poetry i . 277. Sub- limity may be employed ...
... Subject ) may be conceived independent of any parti- cular quality ii . 293. Subject with refpect to its qualities iii . 376. Subject defined iii . 406 . Sublimity i . 254. & c . Sublime in poetry i . 277. Sub- limity may be employed ...
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