The New-York Review, Volume 4George Dearborn & Company, 1839 |
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... nature , which withholds honor from the prophet familiarly living in the present house- hold of the world ? Between ... natural but unfounded preju- dice . In speaking of poetry of the highest order , we may appear to use a phrase too ...
... nature , which withholds honor from the prophet familiarly living in the present house- hold of the world ? Between ... natural but unfounded preju- dice . In speaking of poetry of the highest order , we may appear to use a phrase too ...
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... nature , and like nature it eludes the grasp of definition . Still , difficult as it may be to characterize it in words , we cannot doubt the existence of one eternal idea of poetry , which , for instance , gave the impulse to the ...
... nature , and like nature it eludes the grasp of definition . Still , difficult as it may be to characterize it in words , we cannot doubt the existence of one eternal idea of poetry , which , for instance , gave the impulse to the ...
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... nature . When the imagi- nation is shut out , and our thoughts surrendered to the dominion of the mere speculative ... natural sequel , of his irreligious temper : " His study was but little on the Bible . " It matters not whether ...
... nature . When the imagi- nation is shut out , and our thoughts surrendered to the dominion of the mere speculative ... natural sequel , of his irreligious temper : " His study was but little on the Bible . " It matters not whether ...
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... nature offers , and then culling its materials to build up a new nature of its own . No - lofty as this faculty is , it is not so presumptuous —it has an humbler wisdom : its chief duty is rather to take na- ture as it is , and to ...
... nature offers , and then culling its materials to build up a new nature of its own . No - lofty as this faculty is , it is not so presumptuous —it has an humbler wisdom : its chief duty is rather to take na- ture as it is , and to ...
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... nature to another task " than polemic the- ology , and of " the inward prompting that by labor and intense study , joined with the strong propensity of nature , he might per- haps leave something so written to after - times , as they ...
... nature to another task " than polemic the- ology , and of " the inward prompting that by labor and intense study , joined with the strong propensity of nature , he might per- haps leave something so written to after - times , as they ...
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