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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... received notions . Milton has made him at once a blusterer , a giant , and a dastard . But Almanzor , in Dryden , talks of driving armies singly before him - and does it . Tom Brown had a shrewder insight into this kind of character ...
... received notions . Milton has made him at once a blusterer , a giant , and a dastard . But Almanzor , in Dryden , talks of driving armies singly before him - and does it . Tom Brown had a shrewder insight into this kind of character ...
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... received , is a proof what interpretation the by - stander sets upon it . Of a kin to this , and still less politic , are the phrases with which , in their street rhetoric , they ply one another more grossly : -He is a poor creature ...
... received , is a proof what interpretation the by - stander sets upon it . Of a kin to this , and still less politic , are the phrases with which , in their street rhetoric , they ply one another more grossly : -He is a poor creature ...
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... Received with open arms one poet more . Happy my studies , if by these approved ! Happier their author , if by these beloved ! From these the world will judge of men and books , Not from the Burnets , Oldmixons , and Cooks . " Here his ...
... Received with open arms one poet more . Happy my studies , if by these approved ! Happier their author , if by these beloved ! From these the world will judge of men and books , Not from the Burnets , Oldmixons , and Cooks . " Here his ...
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... received with the greatest enthusiasm , who was proposed by J. F. He pre- sently superseded both Hogarth and Handel , who had been talked of , but then it was on condition that he should act in tragedy and comedy , in the play and the ...
... received with the greatest enthusiasm , who was proposed by J. F. He pre- sently superseded both Hogarth and Handel , who had been talked of , but then it was on condition that he should act in tragedy and comedy , in the play and the ...
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... though it contains no positive discoveries , is a noble chart of the human intellect , and a guide to all future inquirers . dowy abodes , for we received messages from several candidates Persons one would wish to have seen . 39.
... though it contains no positive discoveries , is a noble chart of the human intellect , and a guide to all future inquirers . dowy abodes , for we received messages from several candidates Persons one would wish to have seen . 39.
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