New Monthly Magazine, and Universal Register, Volume 16Thomas Campbell, Samuel Carter Hall, Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron Lytton, Theodore Edward Hook, Thomas Hood, William Harrison Ainsworth, William Ainsworth E. W. Allen, 1826 |
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... gave that name to a simple choral poem of older origin than the Attic drama , has been since insisted upon by men of abler research than Boyle , and from a document which Bentley himself could not have foreseen . By the Orchomenian ...
... gave that name to a simple choral poem of older origin than the Attic drama , has been since insisted upon by men of abler research than Boyle , and from a document which Bentley himself could not have foreseen . By the Orchomenian ...
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... gave birth to dramatic art , were long anterior to any theatre , and must have been coeval with the worship of the god in Greece . The general name for Bacchic poetry was Dithyrambus ; but the word , in its stricter sense , meant the ...
... gave birth to dramatic art , were long anterior to any theatre , and must have been coeval with the worship of the god in Greece . The general name for Bacchic poetry was Dithyrambus ; but the word , in its stricter sense , meant the ...
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... gave me the least idea of it . " - " You have said enough , Mr. B— , to justify your choice . " " Oh ! ever right , Menenius , —ever right ! " " There is only one other person I can ever think of after this , " continued H- ; but ...
... gave me the least idea of it . " - " You have said enough , Mr. B— , to justify your choice . " " Oh ! ever right , Menenius , —ever right ! " " There is only one other person I can ever think of after this , " continued H- ; but ...
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... the gibbet , when he was providentially saved . This fearful incident of his life gave a melancholy cast to his visage , and impressed his mind with a horror of injustice . tion to the English owners of the slaves . Does 68 Guatemala .
... the gibbet , when he was providentially saved . This fearful incident of his life gave a melancholy cast to his visage , and impressed his mind with a horror of injustice . tion to the English owners of the slaves . Does 68 Guatemala .
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... gave in our article in the preceding number , and to show what the government of the new re- public has already done for the public good , and what it still intends to do . We will begin with Public Instruction . On this point every ...
... gave in our article in the preceding number , and to show what the government of the new re- public has already done for the public good , and what it still intends to do . We will begin with Public Instruction . On this point every ...
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