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Pagina 120
Already they seem to sigh in the west windalready they mingle with every echo
from the mountains . “ Let us not hesitate then to agree to ... And in this progress
what seems to be fiction is found to fall short of experience . “ I rose to speak
under ...
Already they seem to sigh in the west windalready they mingle with every echo
from the mountains . “ Let us not hesitate then to agree to ... And in this progress
what seems to be fiction is found to fall short of experience . “ I rose to speak
under ...
Pagina 384
When ocean's swelling bosom bright , Seems studded o'er with golden light , Of
many a star ; And the wild sea fowls ' harsh shrill strain Echoing along th '
unruffled main Is heard afar ; Tis then each rising care does sleep With the soft
stillness ...
When ocean's swelling bosom bright , Seems studded o'er with golden light , Of
many a star ; And the wild sea fowls ' harsh shrill strain Echoing along th '
unruffled main Is heard afar ; Tis then each rising care does sleep With the soft
stillness ...
Pagina 440
Here these unhappy wights are cut up , carved and mangled with such dexterity
and adroitness , that they seem to write for no other purpose than to provoke
laughter and One would suppose from reading this Reviey , that genius had
entirely ...
Here these unhappy wights are cut up , carved and mangled with such dexterity
and adroitness , that they seem to write for no other purpose than to provoke
laughter and One would suppose from reading this Reviey , that genius had
entirely ...
Pagina 455
Even grave commentators seem to delight in raking up the filth of Juvenal , and
making night more hideous by the light they ... But , from whatever cause , he
seems to have been so habituated to contemplate depravity , as to have lost that
...
Even grave commentators seem to delight in raking up the filth of Juvenal , and
making night more hideous by the light they ... But , from whatever cause , he
seems to have been so habituated to contemplate depravity , as to have lost that
...
Pagina 477
There seems to be a kind of heavenly remuneration to those , who with a
generous contempt of indolence , exercise their faculties ; they pass that
boundary usually assigned to intellect , and their minds continue strong , brilliant
and beautiful to ...
There seems to be a kind of heavenly remuneration to those , who with a
generous contempt of indolence , exercise their faculties ; they pass that
boundary usually assigned to intellect , and their minds continue strong , brilliant
and beautiful to ...
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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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