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... language ; that he certainly has , and of such language too , as it is most desirable that a poet should possess , or rather , 15 that he should not be without . But it is not language that is , in the highest sense of the word ...
... language ; that he certainly has , and of such language too , as it is most desirable that a poet should possess , or rather , 15 that he should not be without . But it is not language that is , in the highest sense of the word ...
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... language is 20 forms ; and they are , moreover , obliged to formed . For first , if to communicate with an object implies such an acquaintance with it , as renders it capable of being discriminately re- flected on , the distinct ...
... language is 20 forms ; and they are , moreover , obliged to formed . For first , if to communicate with an object implies such an acquaintance with it , as renders it capable of being discriminately re- flected on , the distinct ...
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... language of men . " " Between the language of prose and that of metrical composition , there neither is , can be , any essential difference : " it is against these exclusively that my opposition . is directed . nor ΙΟ be , or not to be ...
... language of men . " " Between the language of prose and that of metrical composition , there neither is , can be , any essential difference : " it is against these exclusively that my opposition . is directed . nor ΙΟ be , or not to be ...
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