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Utterances which appear inspired are often not sublime but merely childish.
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Generally the ridiculous touches the sublime.
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Sublime Lucretius' poetry will pass awayOnly when Earth has seen its final day.
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There is only one step from the sublime to the ridiculous.
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Night is sublime, day is beautiful.
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The sublime moves or touches, the beautiful charms.
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Deep solitude is sublime, but in a terrific manner.
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The sublime must be simple, the beautiful may be dressed and ornamented.
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Understanding is sublime, wit is beautiful.
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The subduing of one's passions by principles is sublime.
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In moral properties true virtue only is sublime.
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