Chapter

1 I  |  place man has sought for the poetry of the Infinite, the solemn~
2 I  |      apprehension of the same poetry. So at least thought two~
3 II |      And these three forms~of poetry ascend to God, in whom all
4 III|   Harmony~is, as it were, the poetry of order, and order is a
5 III|      Architecture, music, and~poetry, everything in France, and
6 IV | religion, and gilding it with~poetry, these bunglers in the Government
7 IV |     imprudent to the~verge of poetry, and humble in the depths
8 VII|     in spite of~its delicious poetry of sentiment, requires a
9 IX |     certain~character of rude poetry to their thoughts. Perhaps