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... entered into the thoughts of man . Everything that is truly great and astonishing has a place in it . The whole system of the intellectual world ; the Chaos , and the creation ; heaven , earth , and hell ; enter into the constitution of ...
... entered into the thoughts of man . Everything that is truly great and astonishing has a place in it . The whole system of the intellectual world ; the Chaos , and the creation ; heaven , earth , and hell ; enter into the constitution of ...
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... enter into the thoughts of a poet . As he knew all the arts of affecting the mind , he knew it was necessary to give ... entering upon , is an instance of that sublime which is not 8 mixt and worked up with passion . The author R 2 No ...
... enter into the thoughts of a poet . As he knew all the arts of affecting the mind , he knew it was necessary to give ... entering upon , is an instance of that sublime which is not 8 mixt and worked up with passion . The author R 2 No ...
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... enter upon without further preface . Our operator , before he engaged in this visionary dissec- tion , told us , that there was nothing in his art more difficult , than to lay open the heart of a coquette , by reason of the many ...
... enter upon without further preface . Our operator , before he engaged in this visionary dissec- tion , told us , that there was nothing in his art more difficult , than to lay open the heart of a coquette , by reason of the many ...
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THE SPECTATOR | 1 |
Account of SapphoHer Hymn to Venus 225 Discretion and Cunning | 109 |
Letter on the Lovers Leap 229 Fragment of Sappho | 115 |
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