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... imagination . literature , were his favourite studies . He disco- He meets with no basilisks , that destroy with vered , notwithstanding , early symptoms of that their eyes ; his crocodiles devour their prey , with- wandering ...
... imagination . literature , were his favourite studies . He disco- He meets with no basilisks , that destroy with vered , notwithstanding , early symptoms of that their eyes ; his crocodiles devour their prey , with- wandering ...
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... Imagination , Addison learned languages . His own account of the cannot be called a philosophical critic . His mo- matter is , " When common words were less ral Essays are beautiful : but in that province pleasing to the ear , or less ...
... Imagination , Addison learned languages . His own account of the cannot be called a philosophical critic . His mo- matter is , " When common words were less ral Essays are beautiful : but in that province pleasing to the ear , or less ...
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... imagination ; and Rasselas , with all its splendour of eloquence , ex- hibits a gloomy picture . It should , however , be remembered , that the world has known the weeping as well as the laughing philosopher . The Dictionary does not ...
... imagination ; and Rasselas , with all its splendour of eloquence , ex- hibits a gloomy picture . It should , however , be remembered , that the world has known the weeping as well as the laughing philosopher . The Dictionary does not ...
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... imagination 90 The pauses in English poetry adjusted 91 The conduct of patronage , an allegory 92 The accommodation of sound to sense , often chimerical 93 The prejudices and caprices of criticism 94 An inquiry how far Milton has ...
... imagination 90 The pauses in English poetry adjusted 91 The conduct of patronage , an allegory 92 The accommodation of sound to sense , often chimerical 93 The prejudices and caprices of criticism 94 An inquiry how far Milton has ...
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... IMAGINATION . The Vision of Theodore the Hermit of Tene- riffe • • • The Fountains , a Fairy Tale • · · · · Imitation of the style of **** Burlesque of some Lines of Lopez de Vega 456 Translation of some Lines at the end of Baretti's ...
... IMAGINATION . The Vision of Theodore the Hermit of Tene- riffe • • • The Fountains , a Fairy Tale • · · · · Imitation of the style of **** Burlesque of some Lines of Lopez de Vega 456 Translation of some Lines at the end of Baretti's ...
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