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Pagina 38
... described with the utmost Flights of Humane Imagination . There is nothing in the first and last Day's Engagement which does not appear natural , and agreeable enough to the ideas most Readers would conceive of a Fight between two ...
... described with the utmost Flights of Humane Imagination . There is nothing in the first and last Day's Engagement which does not appear natural , and agreeable enough to the ideas most Readers would conceive of a Fight between two ...
Pagina 100
... described in very natural Sentiments . When Dido in the Fourth Aeneid yielded to that fatal Temptation which ruin'd her , Virgil tells us the Earth trembled , the Heavens were filled with Flashes of Lightning , and the Nymphs howled ...
... described in very natural Sentiments . When Dido in the Fourth Aeneid yielded to that fatal Temptation which ruin'd her , Virgil tells us the Earth trembled , the Heavens were filled with Flashes of Lightning , and the Nymphs howled ...
Pagina 308
... Described . Why the Imagination receives a more Exquisite Pleasure from the Description of what is Great , New , or Beautiful . The Pleasure still heightned , if what is described raises Passion in the Mind . Disagreeable Passions ...
... Described . Why the Imagination receives a more Exquisite Pleasure from the Description of what is Great , New , or Beautiful . The Pleasure still heightned , if what is described raises Passion in the Mind . Disagreeable Passions ...
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