The Speaker ; Or, Miscellaneous Pieces: Selected from the Best English Writers ... ; To which are Prefixed, Two Essays |
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But in works of taste , the writing itself becomes a principal object of attention , as
a representation of nature , more or less accurate , according to the powers which
the writer possesses of expressing in language the conceptions of his own ...
But in works of taste , the writing itself becomes a principal object of attention , as
a representation of nature , more or less accurate , according to the powers which
the writer possesses of expressing in language the conceptions of his own ...
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... that it affords an agreeable and useful exercise of the judgment , in determining
the degree of merit in literary productions ; an exercise which tends to improve
the taste , and to form a habit of correct and elegant expression , both in conversa
...
... that it affords an agreeable and useful exercise of the judgment , in determining
the degree of merit in literary productions ; an exercise which tends to improve
the taste , and to form a habit of correct and elegant expression , both in conversa
...
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A GENERAL habit of CLOSE ATTENTION is another most important requisite , as
in all other pursuits , so particularly in the exercise of the imagination , or
judginent , upon works of taste . The difference between a languid and a vigorous
...
A GENERAL habit of CLOSE ATTENTION is another most important requisite , as
in all other pursuits , so particularly in the exercise of the imagination , or
judginent , upon works of taste . The difference between a languid and a vigorous
...
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