Elements of Criticism, Том 3Johnson Reprint Corporation, 1967 |
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... betwixt luft and a ciftern , or betwixt enor- mous luft and a large cistern . Again , He cannot buckle his diftemper'd caufe Within the belt of rule . Macbeth , at 5. Sc . 2 . There is no refemblance betwixt a diftem- pered cause and ...
... betwixt luft and a ciftern , or betwixt enor- mous luft and a large cistern . Again , He cannot buckle his diftemper'd caufe Within the belt of rule . Macbeth , at 5. Sc . 2 . There is no refemblance betwixt a diftem- pered cause and ...
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... betwixt the fubjects exhibited in two different pictures , though the interrup- tion is imperceptible in paffing our eye from the one to the other . We have as little difficulty to conceive a change of place , however great . In this ...
... betwixt the fubjects exhibited in two different pictures , though the interrup- tion is imperceptible in paffing our eye from the one to the other . We have as little difficulty to conceive a change of place , however great . In this ...
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... betwixt a leg and an arm ; in the base , the shaft , the capital , of a pillar ; and in the length , the breadth , the height , of a room . Some pro- portion is also required in different things intimately connected , as betwixt a dwell ...
... betwixt a leg and an arm ; in the base , the shaft , the capital , of a pillar ; and in the length , the breadth , the height , of a room . Some pro- portion is also required in different things intimately connected , as betwixt a dwell ...
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