The American Monthly Magazine and Critical Review, Volume 1H. Biglow, Orville Luther Holley H. Bigelow, Esq., editor and proprietor, 1817 - American literature |
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... give him an inch will be sure to fore without that prejudice against it take an ell : if we consent to swallow which the above applauding sentence an elf or fairy , we are soon expected would certainly have produced in us . not to ...
... give him an inch will be sure to fore without that prejudice against it take an ell : if we consent to swallow which the above applauding sentence an elf or fairy , we are soon expected would certainly have produced in us . not to ...
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... give him for originality . Our own opinion most decidedly is that he is honestly entitled to all the eccen- tricities of this poem ; and that in as- serting his exclusive property in them , he has done great negative justice to the rest ...
... give him for originality . Our own opinion most decidedly is that he is honestly entitled to all the eccen- tricities of this poem ; and that in as- serting his exclusive property in them , he has done great negative justice to the rest ...
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... give a better account of the principles of his admira- tion , or dilate with better success on the meaning of his ... gives us , that " the night was chilly but not dark , " and the strong suspicion we are led to entertain from its being ...
... give a better account of the principles of his admira- tion , or dilate with better success on the meaning of his ... gives us , that " the night was chilly but not dark , " and the strong suspicion we are led to entertain from its being ...
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... give , but can no comfort give , For I am comfortless- " Yet if I could collect my faltering breath " Well were I meet for such sad ministry , " For grief hath left my voice no other sound- " Ber . ( striking his heart ) No dews give ...
... give , but can no comfort give , For I am comfortless- " Yet if I could collect my faltering breath " Well were I meet for such sad ministry , " For grief hath left my voice no other sound- " Ber . ( striking his heart ) No dews give ...
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... give them with so country , and consequently that its strong a current ; it makes a distance whole surface is much higher than the from hence to the sea of about two thou- land near it that is susceptible of culti- sand five hundred ...
... give them with so country , and consequently that its strong a current ; it makes a distance whole surface is much higher than the from hence to the sea of about two thou- land near it that is susceptible of culti- sand five hundred ...
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