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... whofe fancy has been fired by the rude fublimity of the first - named poet ; whofe heart has been touched by the tender paffion and pathetic complaints of the other ; or whofe ideas have been raifed and expanded by the fame and re ...
... whofe fancy has been fired by the rude fublimity of the first - named poet ; whofe heart has been touched by the tender paffion and pathetic complaints of the other ; or whofe ideas have been raifed and expanded by the fame and re ...
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... whofe refufal feals the doom of Balder , and terminates the piece . The foliloquy of Balder of fers a striking defcription of the Gothic hell , and may ferve for a fpecimen of this drama : Thou land of horror ! where eternal froft Has ...
... whofe refufal feals the doom of Balder , and terminates the piece . The foliloquy of Balder of fers a striking defcription of the Gothic hell , and may ferve for a fpecimen of this drama : Thou land of horror ! where eternal froft Has ...
Pagina 252
... whofe merit intitled them to fame with pofterity , and of whofe works ( fuch is the hard- nefs of the Attic marble , their principal material , and the purity of the Attic atmosphere ) relics which have efcaped the violence of men ...
... whofe merit intitled them to fame with pofterity , and of whofe works ( fuch is the hard- nefs of the Attic marble , their principal material , and the purity of the Attic atmosphere ) relics which have efcaped the violence of men ...
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