The Eclectic Magazine of Foreign Literature, Science, and Art, Volume 11Leavitt, Trow, & Company, 1847 - American literature |
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... things which he found lying around him . That combination of warm inward sym- He has seldom burst its confines , and touch - pathy and outward phlegm - of impulsive ed the loftier themes , and snatched the benevolence and mechanical ...
... things which he found lying around him . That combination of warm inward sym- He has seldom burst its confines , and touch - pathy and outward phlegm - of impulsive ed the loftier themes , and snatched the benevolence and mechanical ...
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... thing pointed and starred with tears . His pages , while sometimes wet with pathos , are never moist with humor . His ... things . We would have prefer- red it to the " Tales of the Hall , " " Tales of Greyling Hall , " or more tidings ...
... thing pointed and starred with tears . His pages , while sometimes wet with pathos , are never moist with humor . His ... things . We would have prefer- red it to the " Tales of the Hall , " " Tales of Greyling Hall , " or more tidings ...
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... things are changed without any being con- He is not a philosophic poet , like Words- fused - where sound becomes dumb and worth . He is not , like Shelley , a Vates , silence eloquent - where the earth is empty , moving upon the ...
... things are changed without any being con- He is not a philosophic poet , like Words- fused - where sound becomes dumb and worth . He is not , like Shelley , a Vates , silence eloquent - where the earth is empty , moving upon the ...
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... things he disliked , where literary sub- jects are studied in the morning for the purpose of being discussed and making a display in the evening . Among those ladies whose saciety most pleased him , may be numbered not many , perhaps ...
... things he disliked , where literary sub- jects are studied in the morning for the purpose of being discussed and making a display in the evening . Among those ladies whose saciety most pleased him , may be numbered not many , perhaps ...
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... things - the riches , the beauty , and the with the onward progress of the nations , beneficence of nature ; to fill all men with must be somewhat puzzled when they hear the love of God and of one another ; and to one worthy to rank as ...
... things - the riches , the beauty , and the with the onward progress of the nations , beneficence of nature ; to fill all men with must be somewhat puzzled when they hear the love of God and of one another ; and to one worthy to rank as ...
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