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...own deep and warm feelings in behalf of moral and religious truth. " His language," says Campbell, " has such a masculine, idiomatic strength, and his...rises into grace or fulls into negligence, has so much plain and familiar freedom, that we read no poetry •with a deeper conviction of its sentiments...

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...own deep and warm feelings in behalf of moral and religious truth. "His language,'1 says Campbell, "has such a masculine, idiomatic strength, and his manner, whether he rises into grace or falls into negligence, has so much plain and familiar freedom, that we read no poetry with a deeper...

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...called man back to real life and simple nature, and giving to these a tongue, enabled them to develop his own earnest feelings in behalf of moral and religious truth. His habit of viewing all created things upon the same level, enabled him to bring together and easily to...

...peculiarly identify the poet and the man in perusing them. As an individual, he was retired and weaned from the vanities of the world ; and, as an original...ambitious and luxuriant subjects of fiction and passion, lor those of real life and simple nature, and for the development of his own earnest feelings, in behalf...

...peculiarly identify the poet and the man in perusing them. As an individual, he was retired and weaned from the vanities of the world ; and as an original...writer, he left the ambitious and luxuriant subjects 249 of fiction and passion for those of real life and simple nature, and for the development of his...

...peculiarly identify the poet and the man in perusing them. As an individual, he was, retired and weaned from the vanities of the world; and as an original...writer, he left the ambitious and luxuriant subjects 249 of fiction and passion for those of real life and simple nature, and for the development of his...

...peculiarly identify the poet and the man in perusing them. As an individual, he was retired and weaned from the vanities of the world ; and as an original...earnest feelings in behalf of moral and religious truth. 2. His language has such a masculine, idiomatic strength, and his manner, whether he rises into grace...