The American Monthly Magazine, Volumen2Nathaniel Parker Willis Pierce and Williams., 1830 |
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... poet with his most extravagant personification of fictitious depravity . Nothing could be wanting to foster religious impressions in the mind of the believer . So intimately were they woven with all his hopes and fears , with all the ...
... poet with his most extravagant personification of fictitious depravity . Nothing could be wanting to foster religious impressions in the mind of the believer . So intimately were they woven with all his hopes and fears , with all the ...
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... Poets , with extracts from the most striking and eloquent portions of their works . This plan was hardly begun , before the Magazine in which it commenced , was dis- continued ; and as the material is by no means exhausted as yet , I ...
... Poets , with extracts from the most striking and eloquent portions of their works . This plan was hardly begun , before the Magazine in which it commenced , was dis- continued ; and as the material is by no means exhausted as yet , I ...
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... poet of great beauty . From his " Silent Lover " I extract one verse only , in which , how- ever , I am like the Scholastikos of Hierocles , who exhibited a single brick as a description of a palace . Silence in love betrays More woe ...
... poet of great beauty . From his " Silent Lover " I extract one verse only , in which , how- ever , I am like the Scholastikos of Hierocles , who exhibited a single brick as a description of a palace . Silence in love betrays More woe ...
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... poet or painter or orator ; nor is it likely there is anything that can be called pure inspiration , except , indeed , at Helicon or Arethusa . The quartz and feld - spar must in the first instance be broken away , in which the pre ...
... poet or painter or orator ; nor is it likely there is anything that can be called pure inspiration , except , indeed , at Helicon or Arethusa . The quartz and feld - spar must in the first instance be broken away , in which the pre ...
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... poet laureate , and would not earn his butt of sack , if he dealt in any other measure . Mr. Southey is an Englishman , too , in a way in which every one is pleased to see an igno- rant man , but in which it is despicable and ...
... poet laureate , and would not earn his butt of sack , if he dealt in any other measure . Mr. Southey is an Englishman , too , in a way in which every one is pleased to see an igno- rant man , but in which it is despicable and ...
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