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NIVERS THE lo SITY OF but a part , and fed steadily his forces on that within that passes show . It has been said , with a deep wisdorn , that the figure we most need to see before us now is not that of a saint , martyr , sage , poet ...
NIVERS THE lo SITY OF but a part , and fed steadily his forces on that within that passes show . It has been said , with a deep wisdorn , that the figure we most need to see before us now is not that of a saint , martyr , sage , poet ...
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1 lowed , by the nature of your life , its free force to search , it would survey the subject in a different way , and draw inferences more legitimate from a comparison of its own experience with the gospel .
1 lowed , by the nature of your life , its free force to search , it would survey the subject in a different way , and draw inferences more legitimate from a comparison of its own experience with the gospel .
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Had he possessed as much lyric flow as force , his odes might have vied with those of Collins . But , though soaring upward on a strong pinion , his flights are never prolonged , and in this province , which earnestness and justness of ...
Had he possessed as much lyric flow as force , his odes might have vied with those of Collins . But , though soaring upward on a strong pinion , his flights are never prolonged , and in this province , which earnestness and justness of ...
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To one who has read Scott's novels first , and looks in his poems for the same dramatic interest , the rich humor , the tragic force , the highly wrought yet flowing dialogue , and the countless minutiæ in the finish of character ...
To one who has read Scott's novels first , and looks in his poems for the same dramatic interest , the rich humor , the tragic force , the highly wrought yet flowing dialogue , and the countless minutiæ in the finish of character ...
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... that swept in wild career on high , Before its presence check their charmed force ; The winds that , loitering , lagged along their course Around the living bark enamored play , Swell underneath the sail , and sing before its way .
... that swept in wild career on high , Before its presence check their charmed force ; The winds that , loitering , lagged along their course Around the living bark enamored play , Swell underneath the sail , and sing before its way .
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| Title | Art, Literature, and the Drama |
| Author | Margaret Fuller |
| Editor | Arthur Buckminster Fuller |
| Publisher | Brown, Taggard & Chase, 1860 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 25 Feb 2011 |
| Length | 449 pages |
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