An Essay on Painting, in Two Epistles to Mr. RomneyJ. Dodsley, 1781 |
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... lyre ; Who trace the springs of nature to their fource , And by her guidance , with resistless force , The tides of terror and of transport roll , 165 Thro ' every channel of the human foul ! How few , my friend , tho ' millions boaft ...
... lyre ; Who trace the springs of nature to their fource , And by her guidance , with resistless force , The tides of terror and of transport roll , 165 Thro ' every channel of the human foul ! How few , my friend , tho ' millions boaft ...
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... lyre . His country view'd the gift with fond regard , And rank'd the painter with their nobleft bard . Thy tragic pencil , ARISTIDES , caught ‡ Each varied feeling , and each tender thought , * Ver . 194 . See NOTE V. 200 † Ver . 198 ...
... lyre . His country view'd the gift with fond regard , And rank'd the painter with their nobleft bard . Thy tragic pencil , ARISTIDES , caught ‡ Each varied feeling , and each tender thought , * Ver . 194 . See NOTE V. 200 † Ver . 198 ...
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... lyre ; By generous verse attempting to reclaim The meaner artist from each abject aim . But vain his fatire ! his example vain ! Degraded Painting finks , with many a stain : Her clouded beams , from ITALY withdrawn , On colder FRANCE ...
... lyre ; By generous verse attempting to reclaim The meaner artist from each abject aim . But vain his fatire ! his example vain ! Degraded Painting finks , with many a stain : Her clouded beams , from ITALY withdrawn , On colder FRANCE ...
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... lyre . JAMES , both for Empire and for Arts unfit , ( His fenfe a quibble , and a pun his wit ) Whatever works he patroniz'd debas'd ,. But haply left the Pencil undisgrac'd . Ver . 45. See NOTE XLII . 3 . 40 45 50 55 With With fairer ...
... lyre . JAMES , both for Empire and for Arts unfit , ( His fenfe a quibble , and a pun his wit ) Whatever works he patroniz'd debas'd ,. But haply left the Pencil undisgrac'd . Ver . 45. See NOTE XLII . 3 . 40 45 50 55 With With fairer ...
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... Where Genius fees , and o'er the prospect fighs , LELY's foft.tints , and DRYDEN's nobler Lyre , Made the mean Slaves of diffolute Defire . eyes , 70 ང་ 75 Once Once more , alarm'd by War's terrific roar , The [ 32 ]
... Where Genius fees , and o'er the prospect fighs , LELY's foft.tints , and DRYDEN's nobler Lyre , Made the mean Slaves of diffolute Defire . eyes , 70 ང་ 75 Once Once more , alarm'd by War's terrific roar , The [ 32 ]
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