Cyclopædia of English Literature: A Selection of the Choicest Productions of English Authors, from the Earliest to the Present Time, Connected by a Critical and Biographical History, Том 2Gould and Lincoln, 1856 |
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... poetically imaginative , she had invested the object of her affection with the highest and most exalted qualities of our nature , and when stern , unbending truth dissolved those bright dreams of fancy in which she had lived and ...
... poetically imaginative , she had invested the object of her affection with the highest and most exalted qualities of our nature , and when stern , unbending truth dissolved those bright dreams of fancy in which she had lived and ...
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... Spanish throne . The picture of Montezuma , here only poetically true , may be read in the eloquent page of Prescott , or in Robertson's America , " ii . 177. Edit . 1801 . No land but listens to the common call , And CHARITY .
... Spanish throne . The picture of Montezuma , here only poetically true , may be read in the eloquent page of Prescott , or in Robertson's America , " ii . 177. Edit . 1801 . No land but listens to the common call , And CHARITY .
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... poetically objectionable , and are modifications of tongues which exist more purely in the ' Lallans ' of Scotland , it seemed to him that when expressing the general peasant life of the empire he might employ the central truth of that ...
... poetically objectionable , and are modifications of tongues which exist more purely in the ' Lallans ' of Scotland , it seemed to him that when expressing the general peasant life of the empire he might employ the central truth of that ...
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... poetically Glaramara , is of such great depth , and so completely hidden from the sun , that it is said its beams never reach it , and that the reflection of the stars may be seen at mid - day . Note 7. Stanza xvii . -Tintadgel's spear ...
... poetically Glaramara , is of such great depth , and so completely hidden from the sun , that it is said its beams never reach it , and that the reflection of the stars may be seen at mid - day . Note 7. Stanza xvii . -Tintadgel's spear ...
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Cyclopædia of English Literature: A Selection of the Choicest ..., Том 2 Robert Chambers Полный просмотр - 1854 |
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