The Foreign Quarterly Review, Volume 8Treuttel and Würtz, Treuttel, jun., and Richter, 1831 - English literature |
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... possessed genius and goodness of heart , he wanted good taste entirely , and if he went on as he was doing , would soon want good sense also : that I could not expect her to have any great consideration for me as a poet , since she was ...
... possessed genius and goodness of heart , he wanted good taste entirely , and if he went on as he was doing , would soon want good sense also : that I could not expect her to have any great consideration for me as a poet , since she was ...
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... possessed upon the continent ; and it has even been asserted , that the late adminis- tration professed the principle of interference in the affairs of foreign states , while the present Cabinet have avowed their intention to pursue the ...
... possessed upon the continent ; and it has even been asserted , that the late adminis- tration professed the principle of interference in the affairs of foreign states , while the present Cabinet have avowed their intention to pursue the ...
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... possessing sufficient energy * Speech of Mr. Canning at Plymouth , October , 1823. " The end which I confess I have always had in view , and which appears to me the legitimate object of pursuit to a British statesman , I can describe in ...
... possessing sufficient energy * Speech of Mr. Canning at Plymouth , October , 1823. " The end which I confess I have always had in view , and which appears to me the legitimate object of pursuit to a British statesman , I can describe in ...
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... possessed the good opinion of his vassals . We think the seventh natural , tender and poetical . There is an arch and simple humour in the last line which cannot be easily Cranes are a very common Slavonian poetical accompaniment , and ...
... possessed the good opinion of his vassals . We think the seventh natural , tender and poetical . There is an arch and simple humour in the last line which cannot be easily Cranes are a very common Slavonian poetical accompaniment , and ...
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... possessed him , or a witch must have forced him there . " 140. " O tale of mirth ! O tale of woe ! 184. " The pig has crush'd the sleeping maid- ' Twas all her fault , it must be said , Why did she to the pig - sty go ! " Many a man is ...
... possessed him , or a witch must have forced him there . " 140. " O tale of mirth ! O tale of woe ! 184. " The pig has crush'd the sleeping maid- ' Twas all her fault , it must be said , Why did she to the pig - sty go ! " Many a man is ...
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