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Pagina 159
This taste resembles that of the silly fop , who is reported to have cast an eye of
cold regard on the sparkling eyes and ruddy cheeks of a beautiful nymph , and to
have fallen in love with her necklace , THE SALAD , NO . II . - FOR THE PORT ...
This taste resembles that of the silly fop , who is reported to have cast an eye of
cold regard on the sparkling eyes and ruddy cheeks of a beautiful nymph , and to
have fallen in love with her necklace , THE SALAD , NO . II . - FOR THE PORT ...
Pagina 174
In Currie's edition of the works of Burns , volumes which , whether we regard the
philosophical biographer , the original poet and the ill - fated man equally merit
our regard , is a very humorous and descriptive ballad , which for fidelity of ...
In Currie's edition of the works of Burns , volumes which , whether we regard the
philosophical biographer , the original poet and the ill - fated man equally merit
our regard , is a very humorous and descriptive ballad , which for fidelity of ...
Pagina 287
In regard to the doctrines of the other school , our venerable theorist was by no
means a complete disciple . Two little anecdotes , which came immediately under
his cognizance kept him always vascillating . A handsome young man , having ...
In regard to the doctrines of the other school , our venerable theorist was by no
means a complete disciple . Two little anecdotes , which came immediately under
his cognizance kept him always vascillating . A handsome young man , having ...
Pagina 290
With regard to the situation , best adapted to promote national happiness , there
exists much contrariety of opinion . Aristotle , in his seventh book of politics ,
appears to prefer a maritime site , from prudential reasons . The venerable
theorist ...
With regard to the situation , best adapted to promote national happiness , there
exists much contrariety of opinion . Aristotle , in his seventh book of politics ,
appears to prefer a maritime site , from prudential reasons . The venerable
theorist ...
Pagina 444
His lordship not only persists in this mode of attack with regard to Jeffreys , his
more immediate opponent ; but also as respects other writers , whose fame once
floated , apparently staunch and well built , but is now laid up in ordinary ; or ...
His lordship not only persists in this mode of attack with regard to Jeffreys , his
more immediate opponent ; but also as respects other writers , whose fame once
floated , apparently staunch and well built , but is now laid up in ordinary ; or ...
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Informazioni bibliografiche
| Titolo | The Port Folio, Volume 5 Volumi 40-42;Volumi 220-227 di American periodical series, 1800-1850 |
| Collaboratori | Joseph Dennie, Asbury Dickins, John Elihu Hall |
| Editore | Editor and Asbury Dickens, 1811 |
| Provenienza dell'originale | Harvard University |
| Digitalizzato | 11 apr 2019 |
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