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... poetry in softening the rude manners of the early inhabit- ants , and in preparing the way for the restraints of morals as well as of laws . Poetry is , confessedly , more than the orna- ment of society : it is one important element of ...
... poetry in softening the rude manners of the early inhabit- ants , and in preparing the way for the restraints of morals as well as of laws . Poetry is , confessedly , more than the orna- ment of society : it is one important element of ...
Pagina 129
... Poetry can hardly be estimated too preciously as the instrument of civil good ; and we venture to cherish the pleasing dream that , in process of time , when the prin- ciples of rational liberty are better understood and more ...
... Poetry can hardly be estimated too preciously as the instrument of civil good ; and we venture to cherish the pleasing dream that , in process of time , when the prin- ciples of rational liberty are better understood and more ...
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... poets , there is no poetry . Tides of verse are poured forth in an unceasing flow , but nothing remains . They all pass into the quiet stream of oblivion . Of all the innumerable living poets of Rome , there is not one whose works I ...
... poets , there is no poetry . Tides of verse are poured forth in an unceasing flow , but nothing remains . They all pass into the quiet stream of oblivion . Of all the innumerable living poets of Rome , there is not one whose works I ...
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