The Southern Review, Том 7A. E. Miller., 1831 |
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are men of genius among the present poets makes little against the fact , because it has been well said , that next to him who forms the taste of his country , the greatest genius is he who corrupts it . ' No one has ever denied genius ...
are men of genius among the present poets makes little against the fact , because it has been well said , that next to him who forms the taste of his country , the greatest genius is he who corrupts it . ' No one has ever denied genius ...
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... genius was most enthusiastic - their sensibilities were acute and even lively to excess . Let any one read those passages of their best authors wherein they treat of poetry , and he will not fail to be struck with the force of their ...
... genius was most enthusiastic - their sensibilities were acute and even lively to excess . Let any one read those passages of their best authors wherein they treat of poetry , and he will not fail to be struck with the force of their ...
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... genius of past ages - as well the genius that could appreciate , as that which could invent such forms - which , blended with the majesty of massive columns , presents to the eye a striking union of the Sublime and Beautiful , could pos ...
... genius of past ages - as well the genius that could appreciate , as that which could invent such forms - which , blended with the majesty of massive columns , presents to the eye a striking union of the Sublime and Beautiful , could pos ...
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