The United States Democratic Review, Volume 14J.& H.G. Langley, 1844 - United States Vols. 1-3, 5-8 contain the political and literary portions; v. 4 the historical register department, of the numbers published from Oct. 1837 to Dec. 1840. |
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... minds the sense of beau- ty . We will linger , then , for an hour in the sunny , cheerful element of the senses , calming the excitements and the sorrows of the mind by going out into the blithe air , and viewing the ever - fresh ...
... minds the sense of beau- ty . We will linger , then , for an hour in the sunny , cheerful element of the senses , calming the excitements and the sorrows of the mind by going out into the blithe air , and viewing the ever - fresh ...
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... mind awake , like lively , easy con- versation ; but does not task the brain , does not excite any longing which it cannot satisfy . Hence it is perfection itself to those who want nothing deep- er ; and it can never be otherwise than ...
... mind awake , like lively , easy con- versation ; but does not task the brain , does not excite any longing which it cannot satisfy . Hence it is perfection itself to those who want nothing deep- er ; and it can never be otherwise than ...
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... mind which the qualities of different instruments possess , and it is evident what an orchestra can do in this way . If it is not allowable to de- scribe outward objects by music , it is often necessary to bring up outward objects in ...
... mind which the qualities of different instruments possess , and it is evident what an orchestra can do in this way . If it is not allowable to de- scribe outward objects by music , it is often necessary to bring up outward objects in ...
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... mind alone let my kingdom be , " Came the answer calm and clear ; " Friends round me in manly fraternity , But no cowering slaves at my feet I'd see , With their hearts of hate and fear . " " Shall it be Fame ? -In every clime They ...
... mind alone let my kingdom be , " Came the answer calm and clear ; " Friends round me in manly fraternity , But no cowering slaves at my feet I'd see , With their hearts of hate and fear . " " Shall it be Fame ? -In every clime They ...
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... mind forgot- ten ; he being on all hands admitted as one of the choicest specimens the Old World had despatched to our shores for many a day . Luis had a few faults to detract from the rare excellence of his composition ; but these were ...
... mind forgot- ten ; he being on all hands admitted as one of the choicest specimens the Old World had despatched to our shores for many a day . Luis had a few faults to detract from the rare excellence of his composition ; but these were ...
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