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Comprising an Essay on the Cultivation , History , and Varieties of the species of poem called the Sonnet , with a Selection of English Sonnets , now first published from the original MSS . of Leigh Hunt . An Essay on American Sonnets ...
Comprising an Essay on the Cultivation , History , and Varieties of the species of poem called the Sonnet , with a Selection of English Sonnets , now first published from the original MSS . of Leigh Hunt . An Essay on American Sonnets ...
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Her mouth is opened accordingly , the fire of her eyes is dead , her face assumes a doleful air ; up walks the aforesaid heaven or mischievous young fellow ( young Ouranos , Hesiod would have called him ) , and , instead of a piece of ...
Her mouth is opened accordingly , the fire of her eyes is dead , her face assumes a doleful air ; up walks the aforesaid heaven or mischievous young fellow ( young Ouranos , Hesiod would have called him ) , and , instead of a piece of ...
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... by the interposition of those invidious and idle surfaces called This abuse is the more ridiculous , inasmuch as the remedy is so easy : for we have nothing to do but to use semicircular dining - tables , with the base unoccupied.
... by the interposition of those invidious and idle surfaces called This abuse is the more ridiculous , inasmuch as the remedy is so easy : for we have nothing to do but to use semicircular dining - tables , with the base unoccupied.
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... from a rational firesider not to make exceptions to the rule , when friends have been long asunder , or when some domestic celebration has called them together , or even when hours peculiarly congenial render it difficult to part .
... from a rational firesider not to make exceptions to the rule , when friends have been long asunder , or when some domestic celebration has called them together , or even when hours peculiarly congenial render it difficult to part .
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It is a name by which the others are very commonly known ; though they might rather be called persons of simple common sense , and , in fact , have just enough of that valuable quality to inspire them with the very quietness which ...
It is a name by which the others are very commonly known ; though they might rather be called persons of simple common sense , and , in fact , have just enough of that valuable quality to inspire them with the very quietness which ...
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