Elements of Criticism In Two Volumes [The Dedication Signed: Henry Home], Volume 2Sarah Cotter, 1762 |
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... same subject in the chapter of comparisons ; because , upon trial , it will be found , that a fhort metaphor or allegory may be proper , where a fimile , drawn out to a greater length , and in its nature more folemn , would fcarce be re ...
... same subject in the chapter of comparisons ; because , upon trial , it will be found , that a fhort metaphor or allegory may be proper , where a fimile , drawn out to a greater length , and in its nature more folemn , would fcarce be re ...
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... same time its proper meaning , a fifth rule occurs , That to raise a figure of fpeech , we ought to ufe no word , the proper fenfe of which is inconfiftent or incongruous with the subject : for no incongruity , far lefs inconfif- tency ...
... same time its proper meaning , a fifth rule occurs , That to raise a figure of fpeech , we ought to ufe no word , the proper fenfe of which is inconfiftent or incongruous with the subject : for no incongruity , far lefs inconfif- tency ...
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... who act not upon the same principles with us . A fable in Efop's manner is no * Chap . 20. fect . 1 . fect . 6 . part 1 . † Ibid . objection See chap . objection to his reasoning . His lions , bulls , 200 EPIC AND DRAMATIC Ch . XXII .
... who act not upon the same principles with us . A fable in Efop's manner is no * Chap . 20. fect . 1 . fect . 6 . part 1 . † Ibid . objection See chap . objection to his reasoning . His lions , bulls , 200 EPIC AND DRAMATIC Ch . XXII .
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