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Page 47
We now come to an examination of Mr. Ring's original lines . Couplet the second : The plaintive strain began to soothe his mind . ' Can any thing be less appropriate than the expression plain- tive strain , when applied to the dying ...
We now come to an examination of Mr. Ring's original lines . Couplet the second : The plaintive strain began to soothe his mind . ' Can any thing be less appropriate than the expression plain- tive strain , when applied to the dying ...
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Poetry of an original and everlast- ing stamp ; -and what portion of mankind ? The culti- vated and the kind - hearted . The ballads that please savage nations ill deserve the name of poetry ; although they may , in some few happy ...
Poetry of an original and everlast- ing stamp ; -and what portion of mankind ? The culti- vated and the kind - hearted . The ballads that please savage nations ill deserve the name of poetry ; although they may , in some few happy ...
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... and contains a statement of many facts , of which the supporters of the doctrine of the original ... which he has denominated faculties , have an original existence independently of all these external or accidental circumstances ...
... and contains a statement of many facts , of which the supporters of the doctrine of the original ... which he has denominated faculties , have an original existence independently of all these external or accidental circumstances ...
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| Title | The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal Volumes 1215-1247 of Early English newspapers Volumes 384-432 of English literary periodicals |
| Contributors | Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths |
| Publisher | R. Griffiths, 1821 |
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