The New Monthly Magazine and Literary JournalHenry Colburn and Company, 1825 - English literature |
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... feeling , that he writes about Spartan manners with an air of preposterous lenity . What he has said of them in other places I have not examined ; but his chapter on the institutions of Lycurgus was the proper place to have introduced a ...
... feeling , that he writes about Spartan manners with an air of preposterous lenity . What he has said of them in other places I have not examined ; but his chapter on the institutions of Lycurgus was the proper place to have introduced a ...
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... feeling rather than of taste : for , excepting an occasional rotundity and plethoric fulness of style , there is scarcely any thing overstrained or extravagant in expression , through the whole series . He somewhat resembles the great ...
... feeling rather than of taste : for , excepting an occasional rotundity and plethoric fulness of style , there is scarcely any thing overstrained or extravagant in expression , through the whole series . He somewhat resembles the great ...
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... feeling which the serious incidents are calculated to awaken . The second and longest tale , entitled " The Priest and the Garde du Corps , " is a history of an Irish Catholic Priest and a young Irish soldier ; one enrolled among the ...
... feeling which the serious incidents are calculated to awaken . The second and longest tale , entitled " The Priest and the Garde du Corps , " is a history of an Irish Catholic Priest and a young Irish soldier ; one enrolled among the ...
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... feelings unbeguiled , Of painful pedantry the poring child , Who turns of these proud tomes the historic page , Now sunk by time and Henry's fiercer rage . Think'st thou the warbling Muses never smiled On his lone hours ? Ingenuous ...
... feelings unbeguiled , Of painful pedantry the poring child , Who turns of these proud tomes the historic page , Now sunk by time and Henry's fiercer rage . Think'st thou the warbling Muses never smiled On his lone hours ? Ingenuous ...
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... feelings ; or it will soon prey like an empty stomach on itself , or be the sport of the windy impertinence of ingenuity self - begotten . Away then with this idle cant , as if every thing were barbarous and without interest , that is ...
... feelings ; or it will soon prey like an empty stomach on itself , or be the sport of the windy impertinence of ingenuity self - begotten . Away then with this idle cant , as if every thing were barbarous and without interest , that is ...
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