The Literary Magnet of the Belles Lettres, Science, and the Fine Arts, Volumen2Tobias Merton W.C. Wright., 1824 |
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... fancy the appearance of truth : for however beautiful they may be , if they are repugnant to nature , they will invariably fail in that point which is the end of all poetry - to de- light and elevate the heart . " Ficta voluptatis causa ...
... fancy the appearance of truth : for however beautiful they may be , if they are repugnant to nature , they will invariably fail in that point which is the end of all poetry - to de- light and elevate the heart . " Ficta voluptatis causa ...
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... fancy ; never to appear studied or affected , never to seem anxious to obtain an effect ; but depend upon cause ( the exciting of pleasing emo- tion and the enkindling of fancy , ) to obtain those objects , and be always mindful to keep ...
... fancy ; never to appear studied or affected , never to seem anxious to obtain an effect ; but depend upon cause ( the exciting of pleasing emo- tion and the enkindling of fancy , ) to obtain those objects , and be always mindful to keep ...
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... fancy of one passing hour . But if distance be placed between us — and , still more , if death finally intervene then is all gone , never to return , or to be remembered -all is obliterated , as though it had never been : we are , ( to ...
... fancy of one passing hour . But if distance be placed between us — and , still more , if death finally intervene then is all gone , never to return , or to be remembered -all is obliterated , as though it had never been : we are , ( to ...
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Song by Shelley 35 | 13 |
Specimen of Human Nature | 79 |
Stanzas | 85 |
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