The New Monthly Magazine and Literary JournalHenry Colburn and Company, 1825 - English literature |
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... hand let it be demanded , whether harmony and expression be the all in all of Poetry ; and it will certainly be acknowledged , that , however important they may be , they are less essentially important attributes , than invention ...
... hand let it be demanded , whether harmony and expression be the all in all of Poetry ; and it will certainly be acknowledged , that , however important they may be , they are less essentially important attributes , than invention ...
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... hand that recom- mends it to us , may be acceptable , or may not ; but the very apparent • The word enjoyable is English , and seems to legitimate this substantive . facility of criticizing native poetry , is the cause of B 2 Lectures ...
... hand that recom- mends it to us , may be acceptable , or may not ; but the very apparent • The word enjoyable is English , and seems to legitimate this substantive . facility of criticizing native poetry , is the cause of B 2 Lectures ...
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... hand still more drunken . It runs , or rather staggers , as following : - Somebody said last night , that I re ... hands , of won- derful deferences without feeling any , and as grave receptions of them ending in a twirl ; with an ...
... hand still more drunken . It runs , or rather staggers , as following : - Somebody said last night , that I re ... hands , of won- derful deferences without feeling any , and as grave receptions of them ending in a twirl ; with an ...
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... hand ; and then the Arabs formed in a circle round the dish , and plunged their dark hands promiscuously into it . After they had devoured about half the contents , they rose , and another circle took their place and finished them . One ...
... hand ; and then the Arabs formed in a circle round the dish , and plunged their dark hands promiscuously into it . After they had devoured about half the contents , they rose , and another circle took their place and finished them . One ...
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... hands and feet and with its eyes bent on the ground out of the cave of bigotry , making its way through one dark passage ... hand , a holding out to the death for conscience ' sake , a stern spirit of proselytism - no flippancy , no ...
... hands and feet and with its eyes bent on the ground out of the cave of bigotry , making its way through one dark passage ... hand , a holding out to the death for conscience ' sake , a stern spirit of proselytism - no flippancy , no ...
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