...disobedient, but the father too exacting. When a mother (as fond mothers often will) vows that sho knows every thought in her daughter's heart, I think...but did not write English : that young Keats was a genins to be estimated in future days with young Haphael : and that a young gentleman of Cambridge...

...Sometimes he would have a company of such gentlemen as Messrs. Warrington, Honeyman, and Pendeunis, when haply a literary conversation would ensue after...but did not write English : that young Keats was a genins to be estimated in future days with young Raphael : and that a young gentleman of Cambridge...

...earlier books, and of books in general — except those few which we have said formed his traveling library. He heard opinions that amazed and bewildered...fame, and that it was time to reinstate him : that his favorite, Dr. Johnson, talked admirably, but did not write English : that young Keats was a genius...

...earlier books, and of books in general — except those few which we have said formed his traveling library. He heard opinions that amazed and bewildered...poet, though a very clever man. He heard that there bad been a wicked persecution against Mr. Pope's memory and fame, and that it was time to reinstate...

...Iloneyman was well enough read in profane literature, especially of the lighter sort; and, I dare say, could have passed a satisfactory examination in Balzac,...fame, and that it was time to reinstate him ; that his favorite, Dr. Johnson, talked admirably, but did not write English ; that young Keats was a genius...

...of them, Colonel Newcome, in utter perplexity over the critical reversions of judgment of his time. "He heard opinions that amazed and 'bewildered him....wicked persecution against Mr. Pope's memory and fame . . . that his favourite Dr. Johnson . . . did not write English, etc. etc. All these opinions were...

...of them, Colonel Newcome, in utter perplexity over the critical reversions of judgment of his time. "He heard opinions that amazed and bewildered him....wicked persecution against Mr. Pope's memory and fame . . . that his favourite Dr. Johnson . . . did not write English, etc. etc. All these opinions were...

...Honeyman was well enough read in profane literature, especially of the lighter sort; and, I dare say, could have passed a satisfactory examination in Balzac,...fame, and that it was time to reinstate him ; that his favorite, Dr. Johnson, talked admirably, but did not write English ; that young Keats was a genius...

...Honeyman was well enough read in profane literature, especially of the lighter sort ; and, I dare say, could have passed a satisfactory examination in Balzac,...though a very clever man ; he heard that there had teen a wicked persecution against Mr. Pope's memory and fame, and that it was time to reinstate him...

...books, and of earlier books, and of books in general, — except those few which, we have said, forma} his travelling library. He heard opinions that amazed...it was time to reinstate him ; that his favourite, Doctor Johnson, talked admirably, but did not write English ; that young Keats was a genius to be estimated...