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... natural curiosities . One , in particular , I had copied with tolerable exactness from a notice of one of my own discourses , which , from its superior tone and appearance of vast ex- perience , I concluded to have been written by a man ...
... natural curiosities . One , in particular , I had copied with tolerable exactness from a notice of one of my own discourses , which , from its superior tone and appearance of vast ex- perience , I concluded to have been written by a man ...
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... natural scenery have an extraordinary subjective clear- ness and fidelity . . . . In fine , we consider this as one of the most extraordinary volumes of this or any age . We know of no English author who could have written it . It is a ...
... natural scenery have an extraordinary subjective clear- ness and fidelity . . . . In fine , we consider this as one of the most extraordinary volumes of this or any age . We know of no English author who could have written it . It is a ...
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... natural emulation . With this view , I accord- ingly lent him some volumes of Pope and Gold- smith , to the assiduous study of which he pro- mised to devote his evenings . Not long after- ward , he brought me some verses written upon ...
... natural emulation . With this view , I accord- ingly lent him some volumes of Pope and Gold- smith , to the assiduous study of which he pro- mised to devote his evenings . Not long after- ward , he brought me some verses written upon ...
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... natural courtesy was his ! His nod was pleasure , and his full bow bliss ; How did his well - thumbed hat , with ardor rapt , Its curve decorous to each rank adapt ! How did it graduate with a courtly ease The whole THE BIGLOW PAPERS 35.
... natural courtesy was his ! His nod was pleasure , and his full bow bliss ; How did his well - thumbed hat , with ardor rapt , Its curve decorous to each rank adapt ! How did it graduate with a courtly ease The whole THE BIGLOW PAPERS 35.
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... natural inaptitude , certain it is that my young friend could never be induced to any further essays in this kind . He affirmed that it was to him like writing in a foreign tongue , -that Mr. Pope's versification was like the regular ...
... natural inaptitude , certain it is that my young friend could never be induced to any further essays in this kind . He affirmed that it was to him like writing in a foreign tongue , -that Mr. Pope's versification was like the regular ...
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