The Retrospective Review, Volume 9Charles and Henry Baldwyn, 1823 |
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emanate from the pure and unexamined impulse of his imme- diate feelings , or of the passions and emotions which his sub- ject naturally inspires . The audience are right in so doing . Their own feelings inform them , that he who ...
emanate from the pure and unexamined impulse of his imme- diate feelings , or of the passions and emotions which his sub- ject naturally inspires . The audience are right in so doing . Their own feelings inform them , that he who ...
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insensibly lead the poet into a mood of feeling different from that in which he knew himself to have been when they began to pass in review before him . In describing , therefore , the feelings of the moment , he must necessarily ...
insensibly lead the poet into a mood of feeling different from that in which he knew himself to have been when they began to pass in review before him . In describing , therefore , the feelings of the moment , he must necessarily ...
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... feeling would express itself would resemble the former so nearly , that it might require the nicest ear to distinguish be- tween them . Feelings that are nearly alike will , therefore , ex- press themselves in tones that appear to be ...
... feeling would express itself would resemble the former so nearly , that it might require the nicest ear to distinguish be- tween them . Feelings that are nearly alike will , therefore , ex- press themselves in tones that appear to be ...
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