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... poet makes the poor tame contented lover reunite himself to his worthless mistress , and actually become her deserving and happy husband ! These may be ale - house politics : but certainly we see neither poetic justice nor manly feeling ...
... poet makes the poor tame contented lover reunite himself to his worthless mistress , and actually become her deserving and happy husband ! These may be ale - house politics : but certainly we see neither poetic justice nor manly feeling ...
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... poet . We do not reap so much instruc- tion , perhaps , from a poetic editor , but we receive more plea- sure ; and we cannot regard this as altogether a despicable consideration , in perusing a work of seven volumes , extending from ...
... poet . We do not reap so much instruc- tion , perhaps , from a poetic editor , but we receive more plea- sure ; and we cannot regard this as altogether a despicable consideration , in perusing a work of seven volumes , extending from ...
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... poet of the world . The magnitude of his genius puts it beyond all private opinion to set defined limits to the admiration which is due to it . We know , upon the whole , that the sum of blemishes to be deducted from his merits is not ...
... poet of the world . The magnitude of his genius puts it beyond all private opinion to set defined limits to the admiration which is due to it . We know , upon the whole , that the sum of blemishes to be deducted from his merits is not ...
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