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... taste , which a more judicious exemplification of his theory would have avoided . ' I suppress a good deal which I had intended to say on the versi- fication of the poem , or of that part of it , at least , where , in coming upon ...
... taste , which a more judicious exemplification of his theory would have avoided . ' I suppress a good deal which I had intended to say on the versi- fication of the poem , or of that part of it , at least , where , in coming upon ...
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... taste by facilitating the comparison of excellent models . The great rule for acquiring taste is to shun the perusal of mediocrity in any line , to be habitually conversant only with the great masters , and in the case of every writer ...
... taste by facilitating the comparison of excellent models . The great rule for acquiring taste is to shun the perusal of mediocrity in any line , to be habitually conversant only with the great masters , and in the case of every writer ...
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... taste may be termed the Physiognomist of nature ; and the Physiognomist may be termed the man of culti- vated taste , applied to human expression . The object of the succeeding pages is confined solely to the first order of inherent ...
... taste may be termed the Physiognomist of nature ; and the Physiognomist may be termed the man of culti- vated taste , applied to human expression . The object of the succeeding pages is confined solely to the first order of inherent ...
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