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Page 37
... admired much of fooles , women , and boys , if we were to read Yet was admired much of women , fooles , and boys . " But these corrections are made by the critic , upon a supposi- tion that his author must have infallibly written what ...
... admired much of fooles , women , and boys , if we were to read Yet was admired much of women , fooles , and boys . " But these corrections are made by the critic , upon a supposi- tion that his author must have infallibly written what ...
Page 43
... admiration for any great or good quality , is not the memory of Al- fred a dear one ? -a man , beloved in his home , feared by his enemies , venerated by his friends , accomplished in a day of barbarism , anticipating the wisdom of ages ...
... admiration for any great or good quality , is not the memory of Al- fred a dear one ? -a man , beloved in his home , feared by his enemies , venerated by his friends , accomplished in a day of barbarism , anticipating the wisdom of ages ...
Page 94
... admirable Grecisins " of Milton . * Mil- ton could write with a natural greatness , though not so well as Shakspeare ; but he chose also at times to be more artificial , and if he has been so too often , it only shows that his genius ...
... admirable Grecisins " of Milton . * Mil- ton could write with a natural greatness , though not so well as Shakspeare ; but he chose also at times to be more artificial , and if he has been so too often , it only shows that his genius ...
Page 96
... allow that he has merits of his own superior to his felicitous imitations of Milton , ( for the latter , after all , though admired by some as his real ex- cellence , are only the occasional and perhaps unconscious tributes 96.
... allow that he has merits of his own superior to his felicitous imitations of Milton , ( for the latter , after all , though admired by some as his real ex- cellence , are only the occasional and perhaps unconscious tributes 96.
Page 97
... admiration , ) are yet dissatisfied and mortified with such encounterings of the bellman , as Harry Gill and We are Seven -who think that in some of the effusions called Moods of My Own Mind , he mistakes the com- monest process of ...
... admiration , ) are yet dissatisfied and mortified with such encounterings of the bellman , as Harry Gill and We are Seven -who think that in some of the effusions called Moods of My Own Mind , he mistakes the com- monest process of ...
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