Essays Aesthetical

action admiration æsthetic Anglo-America artist beau beautiful breadth Byron Canto Carlyle Coleridge creative critic Dante Dante's deep delight Divina Commedia divine dramatic elevation embodied emotion English epic exaltation eyes faculties feeling feminine rhymes Fonthill Abbey French French poetry fresh genius gift give glow Goethe heart Hence higher highest human ical ideal implies Inferno insight intellectual Italian kindled light lines literary literature live look ment mental Milton mind mold moral nature ness never paper Paradise Lost passages passion pathy Phidias phrases pict poem poet poetic imagination poetry present prose Purgatorio Putnam's Magazine reader refined rhymes rich Sainte-Beuve scene sense sensibility sentence sentiment Shakespeare shine soul sparkle speech spirit stanza style syllables sympathy terza rima thence things Thomas Carlyle thou thought throb tiful tion trans translation truth utterance verse vivid Voltaire warm whole words Wordsworth write