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A. A spontaneous overflow of powerful feelings

B. A criticism of life, governed by the laws of poetic truth and poetic beauty

C. A just and lively image of human nature, to delight and instruct mankind

D. An imitation of an action that is serious, complete and of certain magnitude

A. Informing, observing and delighting

B. Guiding, reforming and appreciating

C. Binding, combining and structuring

D. Forming, sustaining and delighting

A. Charlatanism

B. Philistinism

C. Estimates

D. High seriousness

A. Consolation

B. Beauty

C. Truth

D. Sanctity

A. understand life and to sustain us

B. interpret life and to control us

C. interpret life and to console and sustain us

D. understand life and to strengthen us

A. Excellent and inferior

B. Sound and unsound

C. True and untrue

D. All of the above

A. Milton

B. Gray

C. Dryden

D. Pope

A. Religion

B. Philosophy

C. Science

D. Knowledge

A. Gray

B. Pope

C. Burns

D. Milton

A. Worthily and Highly

B. Highly and Mightily

C. Worthily and Prayerful

D. Mighty and Powerful