Kettell, Samuel: Specimens of American Poetry...1829 |
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... of the New York Theatre , 185 • 186 Prologue on the opening of the Philadelphia Theatre , 188 Shakspeare Ode , 190 To my Cigar , The Winged Worshippers , 194 196 Art , 197 PAGE . JOHN G. C. BRAINARD , The Falls of CONTENTS .
... of the New York Theatre , 185 • 186 Prologue on the opening of the Philadelphia Theatre , 188 Shakspeare Ode , 190 To my Cigar , The Winged Worshippers , 194 196 Art , 197 PAGE . JOHN G. C. BRAINARD , The Falls of CONTENTS .
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... Philadelphia . He was educated for the law , but turned his attention from that to literature , and became the editor of the Port Folio , after the death of Dennie . He was also the conductor of a law journal , and translated Emerigon ...
... Philadelphia . He was educated for the law , but turned his attention from that to literature , and became the editor of the Port Folio , after the death of Dennie . He was also the conductor of a law journal , and translated Emerigon ...
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... pass'd beneath that sun , That in his manhood prime can calmy gaze Upon that bay , or on that mountain stand , Nor feel the prouder of his native land . JOSEPH HUTTON Was born in Philadelphia on the 25th of 180 FITZ - GREENE HALLECK .
... pass'd beneath that sun , That in his manhood prime can calmy gaze Upon that bay , or on that mountain stand , Nor feel the prouder of his native land . JOSEPH HUTTON Was born in Philadelphia on the 25th of 180 FITZ - GREENE HALLECK .
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... Philadelphia , but never performed , which elicited an angry preface from the author , when he printed his piece in 1815. This performance is modelled upon Colman's comedy of the Poor Gentleman . The scene is laid on the borders of Lake ...
... Philadelphia , but never performed , which elicited an angry preface from the author , when he printed his piece in 1815. This performance is modelled upon Colman's comedy of the Poor Gentleman . The scene is laid on the borders of Lake ...
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... , And all the world's rude cares be laid to sleep . Each polish'd scene shall Taste and Truth approve , And the Stage triumph in the people's love , PROLOGUE ON THE OPENING OF THE NEW PHILADELPHIA THEATRE , CHARLES SPRAGUE . 187.
... , And all the world's rude cares be laid to sleep . Each polish'd scene shall Taste and Truth approve , And the Stage triumph in the people's love , PROLOGUE ON THE OPENING OF THE NEW PHILADELPHIA THEATRE , CHARLES SPRAGUE . 187.
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