Chapter

1 II |     needs have the heart of a poet, must not the~listener too
2 II | listener too be in a manner a poet and a lover to hear all
3 IV |  machinery of the writer, the poet's genius, the~merchant's
4 VII|     the man~of science or the poet can at once enjoy and comprehend,
5 VII|     of the executant. For the poet~and the man of science there
6 IX | judged impartially until some poet~shall arise to tell how
7 IX |   matter." In the eyes of the poet the advantage rests~with