 | John Dryden - 1926 - 342 стор.
...not of those who are bribed by a party, and know better, if they were not corrupted ; but I mean a company of warm young men, who are not yet arrived so far as to discern 20 the difference betwixt fustian, or ostentatious sentences, and the true sublime. These are above... | |
 | Timothy J. Reiss - 1992 - 412 стор.
...insight than the former,- yet have not the capacity of judging right . . . who are not yet arriv'd so far as to discern the difference betwixt Fustian,...or ostentatious Sentences, and the true sublime." Finally, there came those whom a Virgil chose to please — "the most Judicious: Souls of the highest... | |
 | 1838 - 474 стор.
...he, " of those who are bribed by a party, and know better, if they were not corrupted ; but I mean a company of warm young men who are not yet arrived...fustian, or ostentatious sentences, and the true sublime. I need not say that their authors (the mushroon, but sickly tribe, dependent upon their critical patronage)... | |
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There are a middle sort of readers, (as we hold there is a middle state of souls,) such as have a farther insight than the former, yet have not the capacity of judging right ; for I speak not of those who are bribed by a party, and know better, if they... 
