The North American Review, 58. ciltJared Sparks, Edward Everett, James Russell Lowell, Henry Cabot Lodge O. Everett, 1844 Vols. 227-230, no. 2 include: Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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Sayfa 11
... whole of it among his se- lections . The general harmony of its numbers , its agreeable alternations of sentiment and satire , its numerous pictures of life , character , and manners , its vigorous thought and bril- liant wit , and the ...
... whole of it among his se- lections . The general harmony of its numbers , its agreeable alternations of sentiment and satire , its numerous pictures of life , character , and manners , its vigorous thought and bril- liant wit , and the ...
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... whole reach of human sympathies by the range of his own , and calls that meaningless and unprofitable , which his own heart echoes feebly or not at all . Lust , false- hood , and intemperance have been so often idealized by bards , and ...
... whole reach of human sympathies by the range of his own , and calls that meaningless and unprofitable , which his own heart echoes feebly or not at all . Lust , false- hood , and intemperance have been so often idealized by bards , and ...
Sayfa 29
... whole extent of his genius . To write good comic verse is a different thing from writing good comic poetry . A jest or a sharp saying may be easily made to rhyme ; but to blend ludicrous ideas with fancy and imagination , and display in ...
... whole extent of his genius . To write good comic verse is a different thing from writing good comic poetry . A jest or a sharp saying may be easily made to rhyme ; but to blend ludicrous ideas with fancy and imagination , and display in ...
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... whole land as a book " which no young lady should read . " We think that Mr. Griswold's selections from " Zóphiël , " although they cannot give a full impression of its merits , prove that it contains poetical qualities which would ...
... whole land as a book " which no young lady should read . " We think that Mr. Griswold's selections from " Zóphiël , " although they cannot give a full impression of its merits , prove that it contains poetical qualities which would ...
Sayfa 39
... whole life and spirit . He belonged to that class of liberal - minded mer- chants , whose generous love of arts and letters has left its traces in the foundation of nearly every professorship in our ancient University , and in nearly ...
... whole life and spirit . He belonged to that class of liberal - minded mer- chants , whose generous love of arts and letters has left its traces in the foundation of nearly every professorship in our ancient University , and in nearly ...
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