Combe, George, 1788-1858 · New York : Colyer · leaf 132
of reality. It tends toelevate and endow with splendid excellenceevery idea conceived by the mind; and stimu-lates the other faculties to imagine scenes and IDEALITY. 135 objects invested with the qualities which it de-lights to contemplate. It is particularly valua-ble to man as a progressive… … fancy more than the abodes of men* It is essential to the poet, painter, sculptor, and all whocultivate the fine arts. It corresponds to theemotion of Beauty of Dr. Thomas Brown, (vol.iii., p. 134.) A good endowment of it elevatesand expands the other feelings and conceptions,directs them to higher…
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