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... fancy him out of his place , for any place he would have made his own . But all this grace and dignity of the man of the world was in him subordinated to that of the man , for in his eye , and in the brooding sense of all his ...
... fancy him out of his place , for any place he would have made his own . But all this grace and dignity of the man of the world was in him subordinated to that of the man , for in his eye , and in the brooding sense of all his ...
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... fancy , and ardent though superficial affections . The giddy flush of youthful impulse empurples the most pensive strains of his patriotism , throbs in his most delicate touches of pathos , and is felt as much in Tara's Halls as in the ...
... fancy , and ardent though superficial affections . The giddy flush of youthful impulse empurples the most pensive strains of his patriotism , throbs in his most delicate touches of pathos , and is felt as much in Tara's Halls as in the ...
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... Fancy . Here his riches , from want of arrangement , sometimes fail to give pleasure , yet we cannot but perceive that they are priceless riches . In this respect parts of his “ Adonais , ” “ Marianne's Dream , " and " Medusa , ” are ...
... Fancy . Here his riches , from want of arrangement , sometimes fail to give pleasure , yet we cannot but perceive that they are priceless riches . In this respect parts of his “ Adonais , ” “ Marianne's Dream , " and " Medusa , ” are ...
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... knew love's sad satiety . " I do not like to omit a word of it : but it is taking too much Should we not say from the samples before us that Shel- room . ley , in melody and exuberance cf fancy , was 82 PAPERS ON LITERATURE AND ART .
... knew love's sad satiety . " I do not like to omit a word of it : but it is taking too much Should we not say from the samples before us that Shel- room . ley , in melody and exuberance cf fancy , was 82 PAPERS ON LITERATURE AND ART .
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Margaret Fuller Arthur Buckminster Fuller. ley , in melody and exuberance cf fancy , was incalculably supe- rior to Wordsworth ? But mark their inferences . Shelley . " Teach me half the gladness That thy brain must know , Such ...
Margaret Fuller Arthur Buckminster Fuller. ley , in melody and exuberance cf fancy , was incalculably supe- rior to Wordsworth ? But mark their inferences . Shelley . " Teach me half the gladness That thy brain must know , Such ...
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