The Atlantic Magazine, Volume 2E. Bliss and E. White., 1825 - Periodicals |
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... Poet's 312 270 Stanhope's Letters from Mengwe 435 Nation , State of the 215 Tale of the Frontier 444 Notices , Critical 156 , 313 , 401 66 of Midnight 5 Natural History 313 66 of a Traveller 59 , 71 , 81 Treasury Report 301 417 470 334 ...
... Poet's 312 270 Stanhope's Letters from Mengwe 435 Nation , State of the 215 Tale of the Frontier 444 Notices , Critical 156 , 313 , 401 66 of Midnight 5 Natural History 313 66 of a Traveller 59 , 71 , 81 Treasury Report 301 417 470 334 ...
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... poetic caper . II . Already is the itch of scribbling on me , Six lines are written , and three couplets chime ; And the same folly which in school days won me To fill old Homer with unseemly rhyme , And versify e'en Dalzel's ...
... poetic caper . II . Already is the itch of scribbling on me , Six lines are written , and three couplets chime ; And the same folly which in school days won me To fill old Homer with unseemly rhyme , And versify e'en Dalzel's ...
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... is to balk no inclination , I mount my pegasus to try his paces . Under the spur of this poetic rabies , Onward he goes - extremum capiat scabies . XXI . I will translate - in charity to those 16 ( Nov. Digressions .
... is to balk no inclination , I mount my pegasus to try his paces . Under the spur of this poetic rabies , Onward he goes - extremum capiat scabies . XXI . I will translate - in charity to those 16 ( Nov. Digressions .
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... poets . National pride , respect for what is old , a proneness to slight what is new , perhaps a jealousy of cotemporary talents , combine to assist his efforts in effecting a resurrection of buried works . Such has often been the ...
... poets . National pride , respect for what is old , a proneness to slight what is new , perhaps a jealousy of cotemporary talents , combine to assist his efforts in effecting a resurrection of buried works . Such has often been the ...
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... poets . " The most eminent poets of our own times are confessedly Cowper , Lord Byron , Sir Walter Scott , and Southey . The true poetic character is spread over all their poems : those of Cowper are particularly set off by a general ...
... poets . " The most eminent poets of our own times are confessedly Cowper , Lord Byron , Sir Walter Scott , and Southey . The true poetic character is spread over all their poems : those of Cowper are particularly set off by a general ...
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