Blackwood's Magazine, 6 tomasW. Blackwood., 1820 |
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... true strength and originality of his genius have been expressed , by far the greater part were presented to the world before any of the extensively popular poetry of the present day exist- ed . In the midst , however , of the many new ...
... true strength and originality of his genius have been expressed , by far the greater part were presented to the world before any of the extensively popular poetry of the present day exist- ed . In the midst , however , of the many new ...
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... true strength and originality of his genius have been expressed , by far the greater part were presented to the world before any of the extensively popular poetry of the present day exist ed . In the midst , however , of the many new ...
... true strength and originality of his genius have been expressed , by far the greater part were presented to the world before any of the extensively popular poetry of the present day exist ed . In the midst , however , of the many new ...
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... true mer- its of those productions more visible to the eye of the less penetrating or less reflective . Unless such be the duty of professional critics on such occa sions and one , too , of the very noblest duties they can ever be ...
... true mer- its of those productions more visible to the eye of the less penetrating or less reflective . Unless such be the duty of professional critics on such occa sions and one , too , of the very noblest duties they can ever be ...
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... true , that the best conceptions and designs are frequently those which occur to a man of fine talents , without having been painfully sought after : but the exer- tion of the Will is always necessary in the worthy execution of them ...
... true , that the best conceptions and designs are frequently those which occur to a man of fine talents , without having been painfully sought after : but the exer- tion of the Will is always necessary in the worthy execution of them ...
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... true character of this stranger imagined . The difficulty of passing the threshold - the dread and incapacity of prayer - the moaning of the old mastiff in his sleep - the re- kindling of the lying embers as she passes - the influence ...
... true character of this stranger imagined . The difficulty of passing the threshold - the dread and incapacity of prayer - the moaning of the old mastiff in his sleep - the re- kindling of the lying embers as she passes - the influence ...
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