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Page 69
... received its meed of fame ; I allude to Theodric . Who can be insensible to the charms of Constance , the matron counter- part to Gertrude's girlhood ? " To know her well , Prolonged , exalted , MODERN BRITISH POETS . 69.
... received its meed of fame ; I allude to Theodric . Who can be insensible to the charms of Constance , the matron counter- part to Gertrude's girlhood ? " To know her well , Prolonged , exalted , MODERN BRITISH POETS . 69.
Page 74
... receive no adequate idea of the exuberance and versatility of his genius , or his great knowledge of the human heart , from his poetry . His lore is there as profusely displayed , his good sense and tact as admirable , as in his prose ...
... receive no adequate idea of the exuberance and versatility of his genius , or his great knowledge of the human heart , from his poetry . His lore is there as profusely displayed , his good sense and tact as admirable , as in his prose ...
Page 76
... received sense of the term ; there is nothing of creation in his works ; nay , I dare af- firm , in opposition to that refined critic , Sir James Mackintosh , that there was no touch of an idealizing tendency in his mind ; yet he is a ...
... received sense of the term ; there is nothing of creation in his works ; nay , I dare af- firm , in opposition to that refined critic , Sir James Mackintosh , that there was no touch of an idealizing tendency in his mind ; yet he is a ...
Page 83
... receive from the mind of a Shelley the suggestions which , to those who know how to receive , he can so liberally impart . I cannot leave Shelley without quoting two or three stanzas , in which he speaks of himself , and which are full ...
... receive from the mind of a Shelley the suggestions which , to those who know how to receive , he can so liberally impart . I cannot leave Shelley without quoting two or three stanzas , in which he speaks of himself , and which are full ...
Page 83
... receive from the mind of a Shelley the suggestions which , to those who know how to receive , he can so liberally impart . I cannot leave Shelley without quoting two or three stanzas , in which he speaks of himself , and which are full ...
... receive from the mind of a Shelley the suggestions which , to those who know how to receive , he can so liberally impart . I cannot leave Shelley without quoting two or three stanzas , in which he speaks of himself , and which are full ...
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