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... strength ; he inftances Hefiod , Sap- pho , Anacreon , Euripides , and princi- pally Ifocrates . The Middle kind is the just mean between these , and com- prehends the beauties of both ; in which clafs he places Homer and Sophocles ...
... strength ; he inftances Hefiod , Sap- pho , Anacreon , Euripides , and princi- pally Ifocrates . The Middle kind is the just mean between these , and com- prehends the beauties of both ; in which clafs he places Homer and Sophocles ...
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... strength and clearness of the expreffion of the paffions , and to the peculiar and diftinguishing air of character . Great painters almost al- ways chufe a fine face to exhibit the paffions in . If you recollect what I faid on beauty ...
... strength and clearness of the expreffion of the paffions , and to the peculiar and diftinguishing air of character . Great painters almost al- ways chufe a fine face to exhibit the paffions in . If you recollect what I faid on beauty ...
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... strength of her own faculties . But fince the inculcating precept upon precept , will at length prove tire- fome to the reader , if he meets with no entertainment , the poet must take care not to incumber his poem with too much bufinefs ...
... strength of her own faculties . But fince the inculcating precept upon precept , will at length prove tire- fome to the reader , if he meets with no entertainment , the poet must take care not to incumber his poem with too much bufinefs ...
Inhalt
Diversity of Geniuses | 36 |
The Manners of a Bookfeller | 42 |
Epicuruss Character | 48 |
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