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| memoiresmackintosh [2017/04/05 12:54] – Laila Dell'Anno | memoiresmackintosh [2017/04/05 17:12] – Laila Dell'Anno |
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| “ I have been charmed by the Abbé Delille’s poem ; and, in order to promote the subscription, I have sent a long critique to the British Critic †, which will be inserted next month. There are some as fine passages in it, I think, as any in French poetry. The following couplet pleases me much. It is on the appearance of rocks and mountains, suggesting an idea of the great antiquity of the globe, from the length of time necessary to their formation. | I have been charmed by the Abbé Delille’s poem ; and, in order to promote the subscription, I have sent a long critique to the British Critic †, which will be inserted next month. There are some as fine passages in it, I think, as any in French poetry. The following couplet pleases me much. It is on the appearance of rocks and mountains, suggesting an idea of the great antiquity of the globe, from the length of time necessary to their formation. |
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| Vers l'antique chaos notre ame est repoussée, | Vers l'antique chaos notre ame est repoussée, |