The American Monthly Magazine, Volumen1Nathaniel Parker Willis Peirce and Williams, 1829 |
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... less than the physical world , supply abundant evi- dence of this universal mutability . Governments and laws , religion and philosophy , bear about them strange marks of the changes they have suffered , and , among the rest , the ...
... less than the physical world , supply abundant evi- dence of this universal mutability . Governments and laws , religion and philosophy , bear about them strange marks of the changes they have suffered , and , among the rest , the ...
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... less instructive or entertain- ing personages who figure in the page of the historian and the novelist . The meanest occupation is dignified , when the intervals of leisure which it allows are devoted to letters , and if the higher ...
... less instructive or entertain- ing personages who figure in the page of the historian and the novelist . The meanest occupation is dignified , when the intervals of leisure which it allows are devoted to letters , and if the higher ...
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... less is it vanity . He may - he doubtless does take pleasure in worldly consideration ; but , to the highminded scholar , fame is ever a secondary and incidental thing . Poetry with him is not a mere intellectual product - a web wrought ...
... less is it vanity . He may - he doubtless does take pleasure in worldly consideration ; but , to the highminded scholar , fame is ever a secondary and incidental thing . Poetry with him is not a mere intellectual product - a web wrought ...
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... less in their way . They are dreams ; glorious , soul entrancing dreams . They are audacious , but magnificent falsehoods . They are like the palaces built in the clouds ; the domes , the turrets , the towers , the long drawn terraces ...
... less in their way . They are dreams ; glorious , soul entrancing dreams . They are audacious , but magnificent falsehoods . They are like the palaces built in the clouds ; the domes , the turrets , the towers , the long drawn terraces ...
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... less frequent ; and unable longer to indulge in his jests , he shews his sympathy by his silence . This is finely ima- gined , and worth all the eloquent sorrow that an ordinary playwright would have indited . In the early part of the ...
... less frequent ; and unable longer to indulge in his jests , he shews his sympathy by his silence . This is finely ima- gined , and worth all the eloquent sorrow that an ordinary playwright would have indited . In the early part of the ...
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