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| - | \\ Et des siècles sans fin pesent sur la pensée. | + | \\ Et des siècles sans fin pesent sur la pensée. |
| - | The thought in the last line strikes me particularly. It is a very natural, though, as far as I know, new in poetry, and I think it very happily expressed. I do not think it easy to convey, with more force, the impression made on the mind by the contemplation of a dark and unmeasurable antiquity. There is a sort of gloomy and oppressive grandeur in the sentiment, which is unlike any other human motion. | + | The thought in the last line strikes me particularly. It is a very natural, though, as far as I know, new in poetry, and I think it very happily expressed. I do not think it easy to convey, with more force, the impression made on the mind by the contemplation of a dark and unmeasurable antiquity. There is a sort of gloomy and oppressive grandeur in the sentiment, which is unlike any other human motion.[(Sir James Mackintosh, //Memoirs of the Life of the Right Honourable Sir James Mackintosh//, |
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