The Minstrelsy of Britain; Or, A Glance at Our Lyrical Poetry and Poets: From the Reign of Queen Elizabeth to the Present Time, Including a Dissertation on the Genius and Lyrics of BurnsH. Heavisides, 1860 - 120 страница |
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... sentiments and splendid imagery , clothed in all the elegance of classical language , they can never fail to charm those who have a taste for lyrical compositions of the highest order . With none of the sublimity and lofty imagination ...
... sentiments and splendid imagery , clothed in all the elegance of classical language , they can never fail to charm those who have a taste for lyrical compositions of the highest order . With none of the sublimity and lofty imagination ...
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... feeling and extreme tenderness , ex , pressed in language so natural and appropriate , that it will ever retain its ... sentiments , though simply expressed , which are full of poetic feeling and beauty . CHAPTER IV . The age of Dibdin ...
... feeling and extreme tenderness , ex , pressed in language so natural and appropriate , that it will ever retain its ... sentiments , though simply expressed , which are full of poetic feeling and beauty . CHAPTER IV . The age of Dibdin ...
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... senti- ments were congenial then to the warlike feelings of John Bull , who , at that time , firmly believed in his own heart that one Englishman , fed on roast beef , was more than a match for five Frenchmen living on frog soup ...
... senti- ments were congenial then to the warlike feelings of John Bull , who , at that time , firmly believed in his own heart that one Englishman , fed on roast beef , was more than a match for five Frenchmen living on frog soup ...
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... sentiments which inculcate improvident and intemperate habits in the British sailor , and thus urge him to squander away his money , to be reckless , and thoughtless , and " laughing in Care's face , " to drink grog as the sum- mit of ...
... sentiments which inculcate improvident and intemperate habits in the British sailor , and thus urge him to squander away his money , to be reckless , and thoughtless , and " laughing in Care's face , " to drink grog as the sum- mit of ...
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... sentiments of generosity and humanity , but strongly instill the patriotic principle that " England expects every man to do his duty . " Dibdin , speaking of his own songs , says , " they have been considered an object of national ...
... sentiments of generosity and humanity , but strongly instill the patriotic principle that " England expects every man to do his duty . " Dibdin , speaking of his own songs , says , " they have been considered an object of national ...
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admiration Allan Allan Cunningham amang amongst auld lang syne ballad banks and braes bard beautiful Billy Taylor blaw bonnie Doon breathe brow Burns Campbell Casa Wappy cauld CHAPTER Charles Mackay charm composed compositions copies crimson-tipped dear Devon banks drinking songs Edinbro effusions Eliza Cook Elizabethan era Fairest maid fame feeling flowers genius Gerald Massey happy heart heaven HENRY HEAVISIDES honour humour Illustration Jean John Anderson lasses little Willie Lyrical Poetry lyrist maid on Devon manly Mary maun mind mourn Muse nature never old arm chair pleasure poems poet poet's poetic Poetry popular productions reign Robert Burns rustic says Scotland sentiments Shakspere shew sighs singing smile soul spirit Stockton strains sung sweet sweetest swigged taste tender thee thegither There's thine Thomas thou thoughts truth Twas verse warly werse William words Workhouse grave writer دو وو
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