The Poetical Works of Churchill, Parnell, and Tickell: With a Life of Each ...Houghton, Mifflin, 1880 |
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... means inclined to believe to the full extent ; though there can be no doubt , but that so vain a man as Hogarth must have been sensibly affected by so severe an attack , in a poem which pro- mised to equal , if not surpass , his own ...
... means inclined to believe to the full extent ; though there can be no doubt , but that so vain a man as Hogarth must have been sensibly affected by so severe an attack , in a poem which pro- mised to equal , if not surpass , his own ...
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... mean party ; party entirely distorts the judgment and destroys the taste . A mind capable of relishing general beauty , when once infected with this disease , can only find pleasure in what contributes to increase the distemper . Like ...
... mean party ; party entirely distorts the judgment and destroys the taste . A mind capable of relishing general beauty , when once infected with this disease , can only find pleasure in what contributes to increase the distemper . Like ...
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... mean share of the free manner and energetic plainness of Dryden . After the Rosciad and Apology , he began his poem of the Ghost , ( founded on the well - known story of Cock Lane , ) many parts of which tradition reports him to have ...
... mean share of the free manner and energetic plainness of Dryden . After the Rosciad and Apology , he began his poem of the Ghost , ( founded on the well - known story of Cock Lane , ) many parts of which tradition reports him to have ...
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... means of sustaining life on humiliating terms . " Mr. Campbell differs from Cowper , in his opinion of Gotham , and concludes with a remark which will hardly be acceded to when it is re- membered , that Churchill's last production was ...
... means of sustaining life on humiliating terms . " Mr. Campbell differs from Cowper , in his opinion of Gotham , and concludes with a remark which will hardly be acceded to when it is re- membered , that Churchill's last production was ...
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... mean time , desiring his best respects . The post - chaise waits . and Charlotte cries , Away . — I beg you will not let me have an opportunity of writing again . I am on fire for politics , nor do I perceive one jot of discouragement ...
... mean time , desiring his best respects . The post - chaise waits . and Charlotte cries , Away . — I beg you will not let me have an opportunity of writing again . I am on fire for politics , nor do I perceive one jot of discouragement ...
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