The New Monthly Magazine and Literary JournalHenry Colburn and Company, 1825 - English literature |
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... object to give some idea of the beauties of the Greek Muse , to those who may have had few or no opportunities of otherwise attending to the subject . And barring distrust in my own competency , I can imagine no reason for considering ...
... object to give some idea of the beauties of the Greek Muse , to those who may have had few or no opportunities of otherwise attending to the subject . And barring distrust in my own competency , I can imagine no reason for considering ...
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... object , he has to reason on opinions as well as to offer them . In matters of antiquity , as in most others , the opinions of the best informed will often be found to be at variance . He must make his election when he comes to such ...
... object , he has to reason on opinions as well as to offer them . In matters of antiquity , as in most others , the opinions of the best informed will often be found to be at variance . He must make his election when he comes to such ...
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... object is often more clearly defined by a few significant traits , than by a multitude of elaborate touches . The circumstances well chosen from history to delineate national charac- ter , will tell the better for being disentangled ...
... object is often more clearly defined by a few significant traits , than by a multitude of elaborate touches . The circumstances well chosen from history to delineate national charac- ter , will tell the better for being disentangled ...
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... object , but to preserve a body politic , which scarcely cultivated one art or science to mitigate human misery , and eagerly cultivated those pursuits which inflicted it ? What respect is due to a nation that left nothing to benefit ...
... object , but to preserve a body politic , which scarcely cultivated one art or science to mitigate human misery , and eagerly cultivated those pursuits which inflicted it ? What respect is due to a nation that left nothing to benefit ...
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... objects which came within his personal review . There is no sickly sensibility ; no vague indistinct dreaming ; no moral para- dox ; but his characters are of real flesh and blood , and his incidents generally such as might well happen ...
... objects which came within his personal review . There is no sickly sensibility ; no vague indistinct dreaming ; no moral para- dox ; but his characters are of real flesh and blood , and his incidents generally such as might well happen ...
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