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... sublime in such works of art as are susceptible of it ; and that is , to put in view those parts or circumstances only which make the greatest figure , keeping out of fight every thing that is low or trivial . Such judicious felection ...
... sublime in such works of art as are susceptible of it ; and that is , to put in view those parts or circumstances only which make the greatest figure , keeping out of fight every thing that is low or trivial . Such judicious felection ...
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... No ease their hearts , no reft their eyes can find , On heaven their looks , and on the waves their mind . Chap . 8. of the Sublime . VOL . I. Оо Sunk Sunk are their spirits , while their arms they rear Ch.IV. GRANDEUR AND SUBLIMITY . 289.
... No ease their hearts , no reft their eyes can find , On heaven their looks , and on the waves their mind . Chap . 8. of the Sublime . VOL . I. Оо Sunk Sunk are their spirits , while their arms they rear Ch.IV. GRANDEUR AND SUBLIMITY . 289.
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