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Pagina 157
... readers at least , who consider that all poetry should be - what some of it doubtless be per- mitted to be a refined amusement and pleasant stimulant to the mind in its idler moods , and nothing more . These readers of light poetry are ...
... readers at least , who consider that all poetry should be - what some of it doubtless be per- mitted to be a refined amusement and pleasant stimulant to the mind in its idler moods , and nothing more . These readers of light poetry are ...
Pagina 157
... readers at least , who consider that all poetry should be what some of it may doubtless be per- mitted to be a refined amusement and pleasant stimulant to the mind in its idler moods , and nothing more . These readers of light poetry ...
... readers at least , who consider that all poetry should be what some of it may doubtless be per- mitted to be a refined amusement and pleasant stimulant to the mind in its idler moods , and nothing more . These readers of light poetry ...
Pagina 156
... readers at least , who consider that all poetry should be — what some of it may doubtless be per- mitted to be a refined amusement and pleasant stimulant to the mind in its idler moods , and nothing more . These readers of light poetry ...
... readers at least , who consider that all poetry should be — what some of it may doubtless be per- mitted to be a refined amusement and pleasant stimulant to the mind in its idler moods , and nothing more . These readers of light poetry ...
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The Lady of the Manor Being a Series of Conversations | 25 |
Peregrine Bunce By the Author of Sayings | 53 |
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