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Pagina 78
... proper subject , or a proper patron , influence the exertion or the fuppreffion of genius . These stanzas on Solitude , the 1 78 ESSAY ON THE GENIUS 1 ...
... proper subject , or a proper patron , influence the exertion or the fuppreffion of genius . These stanzas on Solitude , the 1 78 ESSAY ON THE GENIUS 1 ...
Pagina 236
Joseph Warton. ( MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM : amufe- ments proper for none but fairies ! ' Fore the third part of a minute ... proper employments to imaginary perfons , perfons , in the foregoing lines , yet it must 236 ESSAY ON THE GENIUS ...
Joseph Warton. ( MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM : amufe- ments proper for none but fairies ! ' Fore the third part of a minute ... proper employments to imaginary perfons , perfons , in the foregoing lines , yet it must 236 ESSAY ON THE GENIUS ...
Pagina 383
... proper or- der ; has defigned each piece , and difpofed each figure , with much taste and judgment . He feems justly to wonder , that artists have fo feldom had recourfe to this great store- house of beautiful and noble images , fo proper ...
... proper or- der ; has defigned each piece , and difpofed each figure , with much taste and judgment . He feems justly to wonder , that artists have fo feldom had recourfe to this great store- house of beautiful and noble images , fo proper ...
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