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... elegance and ingenuity ; and in his songs has discovered a taste and pathos of high poetical beauty . " If we pursue Mr. Sheridan into political life , we shall have equal cause to admire the vigour and versatility of his genius .
... elegance and ingenuity ; and in his songs has discovered a taste and pathos of high poetical beauty . " If we pursue Mr. Sheridan into political life , we shall have equal cause to admire the vigour and versatility of his genius .
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Thus taste would doubtless , intercept his view Of that'strange thing , ' which after all was - true . " When Luther's sun arose , to chase away The ' dim religious light ' of Romish day , Opposing , only , to the mellow glare Of gold ...
Thus taste would doubtless , intercept his view Of that'strange thing , ' which after all was - true . " When Luther's sun arose , to chase away The ' dim religious light ' of Romish day , Opposing , only , to the mellow glare Of gold ...
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Being made up by such skilful hands , according to the father's antique models and taste , his coats cut but an indifferent figure , in the fashionable circles of Leipsic . Add to this his figurative provincial dialect , which ...
Being made up by such skilful hands , according to the father's antique models and taste , his coats cut but an indifferent figure , in the fashionable circles of Leipsic . Add to this his figurative provincial dialect , which ...
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Adams President letter from | 48 |
in Rhyme | 68 |
Lines from London Morning | 76 |
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