Mention560759
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| so:text | ... a translator may discern the general character of his author's style, and yet fail remarkably in the imitation of it. Unless he is possessed of the most correct taste, he will be in continual danger of presenting an exaggerated picture or a caricatura of his orginal. The distinction between good and bad writing is often of so very slender a nature, and the shadowing of difference so extremely delicate, that a very nice perception alone can at all times define the limits. (en) |
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| so:description | Essay on the Principles of Translation (1791, 2nd edition 1797, 3rd edition 1813) (en) |
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