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... seems to be left in our minds for a species of poetry once fashionable in this country , viz . the lighter and more fanciful sort of composition , of which " The Rape of the Lock " affords the happiest example . At the high state of ...
... seems to be left in our minds for a species of poetry once fashionable in this country , viz . the lighter and more fanciful sort of composition , of which " The Rape of the Lock " affords the happiest example . At the high state of ...
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... seem inclined to place him as one of the first in the second class of writers : ' but this is in respect of the quality above noticed . He seems to have none of those fine poetical common - places , which strike so frequently and ...
... seem inclined to place him as one of the first in the second class of writers : ' but this is in respect of the quality above noticed . He seems to have none of those fine poetical common - places , which strike so frequently and ...
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... seems to expect from the restored prince a distinguished situation , and an immortal nobility . vi . On Suicide . vii . Indecision of modern manners . The old usages of the French nation have been greatly shaken during the Revolution ...
... seems to expect from the restored prince a distinguished situation , and an immortal nobility . vi . On Suicide . vii . Indecision of modern manners . The old usages of the French nation have been greatly shaken during the Revolution ...
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