The Quarterly Review, Volume 92William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray (IV), Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle) John Murray, 1852 |
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Pagina 190
... nature's bounties , free as the wind to range where he listed , he could ill submit to mental restraint and bodily captivity . He loved solitude , but only in lonely places , and if a throng was near he had an irresistible longing to ...
... nature's bounties , free as the wind to range where he listed , he could ill submit to mental restraint and bodily captivity . He loved solitude , but only in lonely places , and if a throng was near he had an irresistible longing to ...
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... nature , and develop all its resources —have a merit and a use superior to the excellence of mere lite- rary execution . It was with some such meaning that Sir James Mackintosh said to Madame de Stäel , Wordsworth is not a great poet ...
... nature , and develop all its resources —have a merit and a use superior to the excellence of mere lite- rary execution . It was with some such meaning that Sir James Mackintosh said to Madame de Stäel , Wordsworth is not a great poet ...
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... nature to the delicacies of art . The epidemic broke out in the reign of Louis XIII . This prince never from his childhood cropped his hair , and the peruke was invented to enable those to whom nature had not been so bountiful in the ...
... nature to the delicacies of art . The epidemic broke out in the reign of Louis XIII . This prince never from his childhood cropped his hair , and the peruke was invented to enable those to whom nature had not been so bountiful in the ...
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