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Pagina 226
... poet , artfully exalting his own profession : to obviate which remark , Mr. H. assures us that he is no poet , and strikes himself out of the list : but this artifice will not avail him ; since it resembles the modesty of a coquette ...
... poet , artfully exalting his own profession : to obviate which remark , Mr. H. assures us that he is no poet , and strikes himself out of the list : but this artifice will not avail him ; since it resembles the modesty of a coquette ...
Pagina 244
... poet of family life , ' the poet of Christi- anity , ' and the monitor of the world .'- He was of a mild and amiable temper ; and yet he is said to have been particu- larly charmed with the energy of the language of the prophets in ...
... poet of family life , ' the poet of Christi- anity , ' and the monitor of the world .'- He was of a mild and amiable temper ; and yet he is said to have been particu- larly charmed with the energy of the language of the prophets in ...
Pagina 329
... poet with zeal and ani- mation . In Part 3d , an appeal is made to Britain and her senators in behalf of female virtue , and the character of Lord Eldon is introduced as the firm support of the poet's hopes . Many good lines occur in ...
... poet with zeal and ani- mation . In Part 3d , an appeal is made to Britain and her senators in behalf of female virtue , and the character of Lord Eldon is introduced as the firm support of the poet's hopes . Many good lines occur in ...
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