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With Notes, and Other Pieces in Verse Leigh Hunt. 20413.26.5 HARVARD COLLEGE LIBRARY H ARVARDIANS ET VE RI TAS IN NO CHA CADE GIFT OF THE Boston Library Society July 18 , 1922 7 2 THE JJ . ZZ FEAST OF THE POETS.
With Notes, and Other Pieces in Verse Leigh Hunt. 20413.26.5 HARVARD COLLEGE LIBRARY H ARVARDIANS ET VE RI TAS IN NO CHA CADE GIFT OF THE Boston Library Society July 18 , 1922 7 2 THE JJ . ZZ FEAST OF THE POETS.
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... society , will most likely , for a long the verse , but likewise in the accent of the word . Hence our poet does not write Save lyons , beares , and buls , but Save beares , lyons , and buls . The reader may observe several of like sort ...
... society , will most likely , for a long the verse , but likewise in the accent of the word . Hence our poet does not write Save lyons , beares , and buls , but Save beares , lyons , and buls . The reader may observe several of like sort ...
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... society which is min- gled with his more poetical character , and find ing their ear at its ease in common with the rest of their faculties , are content with the indolence it enjoys , and care not to inquire why it is satis- fied ...
... society which is min- gled with his more poetical character , and find ing their ear at its ease in common with the rest of their faculties , are content with the indolence it enjoys , and care not to inquire why it is satis- fied ...
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... society , what he might have obtained by keeping to his proper and more neighbourly sphere . Had he written always in the spirit of the pieces above mentioned , his readers would have felt nothing but delight and gratitude ; but another ...
... society , what he might have obtained by keeping to his proper and more neighbourly sphere . Had he written always in the spirit of the pieces above mentioned , his readers would have felt nothing but delight and gratitude ; but another ...
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... society has become so vitia- ted and so accustomed to gross stimulants , such as " frantic novels , sickly and stupid German tragedies , and deluges of idle and extravagant stories in verse , " as to require the counteraction of some ...
... society has become so vitia- ted and so accustomed to gross stimulants , such as " frantic novels , sickly and stupid German tragedies , and deluges of idle and extravagant stories in verse , " as to require the counteraction of some ...
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