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Side 228
... reader's mind . The greatnefs of Homer's invention is , perhaps , no where more difplayed than in his fimilies , and efpe- cially when they are thus multiplied ; which not only fhews the fertility of the poet's fancy , but also the ...
... reader's mind . The greatnefs of Homer's invention is , perhaps , no where more difplayed than in his fimilies , and efpe- cially when they are thus multiplied ; which not only fhews the fertility of the poet's fancy , but also the ...
Side 263
... reader nor hero fhould ever know more of the confequence of the adventure , than what can be drawn from human fagacity ; for the reader grows lan- guid , when he knows what is to happen ; and by en- furing the hero's fuccefs , you rob ...
... reader nor hero fhould ever know more of the confequence of the adventure , than what can be drawn from human fagacity ; for the reader grows lan- guid , when he knows what is to happen ; and by en- furing the hero's fuccefs , you rob ...
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... reader , who never expects to find abfolute perfection in any human performance . Some of the beauties of this admired author may be seen in our chapters of the thoughts and ftile of poetry : but as they are not fufficient to give the ...
... reader , who never expects to find abfolute perfection in any human performance . Some of the beauties of this admired author may be seen in our chapters of the thoughts and ftile of poetry : but as they are not fufficient to give the ...
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