The New-York Review, and Atheneum Magazine, Volumes 1-2E. Bliss & E. White, 1825 |
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... English poets who have made use of the materials furnished by the sacred writings , it will appear that , generally speaking , wherever great powers of mind have been brought to the work , their exertion has been 1 attended with success ...
... English poets who have made use of the materials furnished by the sacred writings , it will appear that , generally speaking , wherever great powers of mind have been brought to the work , their exertion has been 1 attended with success ...
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... English epic poet has described as being " dark with excess of light . " His mind is evi- dently crowded with ideas struggling for utterance , with thoughts and emotions for which he finds language to be wholly inadequate , to which he ...
... English epic poet has described as being " dark with excess of light . " His mind is evi- dently crowded with ideas struggling for utterance , with thoughts and emotions for which he finds language to be wholly inadequate , to which he ...
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... English gentleman who had been induced to encounter the perils of a journey through almost every part of the United States , with the lauda- ble object of ascertaining the naked truth with regard to that land of boasted liberty . It ...
... English gentleman who had been induced to encounter the perils of a journey through almost every part of the United States , with the lauda- ble object of ascertaining the naked truth with regard to that land of boasted liberty . It ...
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... English emigrants , literally starving in the streets for want of em- ployment . He inquired minutely into the history of one of these poor wretches , who it appears had encountered , after his arri- val in America , scenes of misery ...
... English emigrants , literally starving in the streets for want of em- ployment . He inquired minutely into the history of one of these poor wretches , who it appears had encountered , after his arri- val in America , scenes of misery ...
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... English maid . Come , for the soft , low sunlight calls , We lose the pleasant hours ; " Tis lovelier than these cottage walls , — That seat among the flowers . And I will learn of thee a prayer , To Him , who gave a home so fair , A ...
... English maid . Come , for the soft , low sunlight calls , We lose the pleasant hours ; " Tis lovelier than these cottage walls , — That seat among the flowers . And I will learn of thee a prayer , To Him , who gave a home so fair , A ...
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