Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volumen112W. Blackwood & Sons, 1872 |
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... reader , and deprives many a literary man who though perhaps not great enough to shine in the highest rank of genius -- is an able and judicious guide of public opin- ion , from that personal appreciation which is one of the most ...
... reader , and deprives many a literary man who though perhaps not great enough to shine in the highest rank of genius -- is an able and judicious guide of public opin- ion , from that personal appreciation which is one of the most ...
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... reader will ever appreciate such a writer ; and all who read this work with sympathy will know the man who produced it better than by any further description we can give . The life of a man of this mental mould is seldom remarkable ...
... reader will ever appreciate such a writer ; and all who read this work with sympathy will know the man who produced it better than by any further description we can give . The life of a man of this mental mould is seldom remarkable ...
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... reader has already made his judgment . That both are full of fragments of beautiful poetry is im- plied in the mere name of the poet . But he has scarcely done wisely in dealing with the world as the wise master of the feast recommended ...
... reader has already made his judgment . That both are full of fragments of beautiful poetry is im- plied in the mere name of the poet . But he has scarcely done wisely in dealing with the world as the wise master of the feast recommended ...
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