The New Monthly Magazine and Literary JournalHenry Colburn and Company, 1825 - English literature |
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... 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 on Poetry . CO 3.
... 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 on Poetry . CO 3.
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... seems to be , that he servilely copied the institutions of Crete . Even the praise bestowed by Thucydides on the permanence of the * Euripides had very different sentiments ; and well might he pronounce that honest anathema on their ...
... seems to be , that he servilely copied the institutions of Crete . Even the praise bestowed by Thucydides on the permanence of the * Euripides had very different sentiments ; and well might he pronounce that honest anathema on their ...
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... seems to mingle unobtrusively among the interesting scenes to which his fortune conducts him , qualified to become a spectator and a party by an honest and unpretending sympathy with the joys and sorrows of his fellows . His sketches ...
... seems to mingle unobtrusively among the interesting scenes to which his fortune conducts him , qualified to become a spectator and a party by an honest and unpretending sympathy with the joys and sorrows of his fellows . His sketches ...
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... and slanders the girl he had cheated ! What follows seems to us very finely conceived , and executed with great power . During this moral and intellectual estrangement , poor Caribert , once the Highways and Byways . 13.
... and slanders the girl he had cheated ! What follows seems to us very finely conceived , and executed with great power . During this moral and intellectual estrangement , poor Caribert , once the Highways and Byways . 13.
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... seems no end to the succession of chambers , small and great , of every form , and as variously fitted up , some with orchestra as for musicians , others with galleries all round . The second story is less lofty , but contains several ...
... seems no end to the succession of chambers , small and great , of every form , and as variously fitted up , some with orchestra as for musicians , others with galleries all round . The second story is less lofty , but contains several ...
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