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... genius , want and dependence . " I can easily conceive , fays a late moralist , that a mind occupied and overwhelmed with the weight and im- menfity of its own conceptions , glancing with astonishing rapidity from heaven to earth , and ...
... genius , want and dependence . " I can easily conceive , fays a late moralist , that a mind occupied and overwhelmed with the weight and im- menfity of its own conceptions , glancing with astonishing rapidity from heaven to earth , and ...
Pagina 120
... genius into two forts ; " Men of dry distinct heads , cool imaginations , and keen application ; they easily ... genius fit ; So 6. One 120 ESSAY ON THE GENIUS once enjoyed, in full vigour, a fublime and ...
... genius into two forts ; " Men of dry distinct heads , cool imaginations , and keen application ; they easily ... genius fit ; So 6. One 120 ESSAY ON THE GENIUS once enjoyed, in full vigour, a fublime and ...
Pagina 140
... genius died with POPE : for one would be tempted to think , that the Seasons of Thomson , the Leonidas of Glover , the Pleasures of Imagination , and the Odes of Akenfide , the Night - thoughts of Young , the Elegy of Gray , and Ode on ...
... genius died with POPE : for one would be tempted to think , that the Seasons of Thomson , the Leonidas of Glover , the Pleasures of Imagination , and the Odes of Akenfide , the Night - thoughts of Young , the Elegy of Gray , and Ode on ...
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