The Monthly Anthology, and Boston Review, Volume 6, Issues 2-4Samuel Cooper Thacher, David Phineas Adams, William Emerson Munroe and Francis, 1809 |
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Page 88
... objects which arrest our attention , of the im- pression which they make upon us , and of the train of reflections to which they may give birth . It is with this view alone , that I shall endeavour to contribute to the occasional ...
... objects which arrest our attention , of the im- pression which they make upon us , and of the train of reflections to which they may give birth . It is with this view alone , that I shall endeavour to contribute to the occasional ...
Page 90
... object is absorbed in the single wish of arriving at the great city which is the termination of your journey . In ... objects , whereon to repose itself . I know of no natural 90 [ Feb. LETTERS FROM EUROPE .
... object is absorbed in the single wish of arriving at the great city which is the termination of your journey . In ... objects , whereon to repose itself . I know of no natural 90 [ Feb. LETTERS FROM EUROPE .
Page 91
... object , which a trav eller should pursue , and which he should communicate to his friends . We read travels to learn the manners , customs , usages , characters and peculiarities of other countries ; but there is a sort of lullaby ...
... object , which a trav eller should pursue , and which he should communicate to his friends . We read travels to learn the manners , customs , usages , characters and peculiarities of other countries ; but there is a sort of lullaby ...
Page 98
... object of cen- sure . Allow to the poet this license , suffer his prophet to talk in his own language , and the very passages , so offensive to his critick , will be regarded as singular beauties . It is the very height of hypercriti ...
... object of cen- sure . Allow to the poet this license , suffer his prophet to talk in his own language , and the very passages , so offensive to his critick , will be regarded as singular beauties . It is the very height of hypercriti ...
Page 99
... object . It is scarcely necessary to inform your readers that Martial flourished in the first century , chiefly in the reign of Domitian . The poet begins with telling his friend Bassus , that the Baian villa of their acquaintance ...
... object . It is scarcely necessary to inform your readers that Martial flourished in the first century , chiefly in the reign of Domitian . The poet begins with telling his friend Bassus , that the Baian villa of their acquaintance ...
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