The London Quarterly Review, Volúmenes69-70Theodore Foster, 1842 |
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... speak his deepest truths in his lightest moods . And by another and a graver poetical moralist , Obedience has been personified in the groom of the chambers who puts the Red - Cross Knight to bed when he is tired : - How much of ...
... speak his deepest truths in his lightest moods . And by another and a graver poetical moralist , Obedience has been personified in the groom of the chambers who puts the Red - Cross Knight to bed when he is tired : - How much of ...
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... speak of Mr. Wordsworth therefore , as well as with him , when we say that a mind which is strong and elastic in its general texture , is as propitious to the highest order of poetic genius as to any other agency which is to be powerful ...
... speak of Mr. Wordsworth therefore , as well as with him , when we say that a mind which is strong and elastic in its general texture , is as propitious to the highest order of poetic genius as to any other agency which is to be powerful ...
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... speak . It is enough to say that they are tinctured with a courtesy which is not in- dependent . And whence comes this ? It is not for want of statutes , charters , privileges , and immunities ; it is for want of an inde- pendence which ...
... speak . It is enough to say that they are tinctured with a courtesy which is not in- dependent . And whence comes this ? It is not for want of statutes , charters , privileges , and immunities ; it is for want of an inde- pendence which ...
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... speak of manners withering to the root , And some old honours , too , and passions high : Then may we ask , though pleased that thought should range ' Dear to the Loves , and to the Graces vowed , The Queen drew back the wimple that she ...
... speak of manners withering to the root , And some old honours , too , and passions high : Then may we ask , though pleased that thought should range ' Dear to the Loves , and to the Graces vowed , The Queen drew back the wimple that she ...
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... speak The solemn promise . Strongest sinews fail , And many a blooming , many a lovely cheek , Under the holy fear of God , turns pale ; While on each head His lawn - robed servant lays An apostolic hand , and with prayer seals The ...
... speak The solemn promise . Strongest sinews fail , And many a blooming , many a lovely cheek , Under the holy fear of God , turns pale ; While on each head His lawn - robed servant lays An apostolic hand , and with prayer seals The ...
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