The Romantics Reviewed: Contemporary Reviews of British Romantic Writers. Part A: The Lake Poets - Volume IIDonald H. Reiman First published in 1972, this volume contains contemporary British periodical reviews of the Lake Poets, including Wordsworth, Coleridge, Southey and Lamb, in publications from the Edinburgh Review to Variety. Introductions to each periodical provide brief sketches of each publication as well as names, dates and bibliographical information. Headnotes offer bibliographical data of the reviews and suggested approaches to studying them. This book will be of interest to those studying the Romantics and English literature. |
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... effect , to nothing but their intrinfic tenderness or elevation . There is fomething very noble and confcientious , we will confefs , in this plan of compofition ; but the misfortune is , that there are paf- fages in all poems , that ...
... effect , to nothing but their intrinfic tenderness or elevation . There is fomething very noble and confcientious , we will confefs , in this plan of compofition ; but the misfortune is , that there are paf- fages in all poems , that ...
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... effect of this affected fimplicity , which , though of lefs importance than thofe which have been al- ready noticed , it may yet be worth while to mention : This is , the extreme difficulty of fupporting the fame low tone of expreffion ...
... effect of this affected fimplicity , which , though of lefs importance than thofe which have been al- ready noticed , it may yet be worth while to mention : This is , the extreme difficulty of fupporting the fame low tone of expreffion ...
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... effect even of genuine fublimity , therefore , is impaired by the injudicious frequency of its exhibition , and the omiffion of thofe intervals and breathing - places , at which the mind should be permitted to recover from its ...
... effect even of genuine fublimity , therefore , is impaired by the injudicious frequency of its exhibition , and the omiffion of thofe intervals and breathing - places , at which the mind should be permitted to recover from its ...
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... effect , though the beauties are of that quef tionable kind , that trefpafs on the border of impropriety , and partake more of the character of dramatic , than of narrative poet- ry . After delivering her froin the polluted paradife of ...
... effect , though the beauties are of that quef tionable kind , that trefpafs on the border of impropriety , and partake more of the character of dramatic , than of narrative poet- ry . After delivering her froin the polluted paradife of ...
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... effect . It introduces , what we believe is a novelty on the ftage , a peal of church bells giving their fummons to morning fervice . ( A noife of bells heard . ) MARGARET . Hark the bells , John . Јони . Thofe are the church bells of ...
... effect . It introduces , what we believe is a novelty on the ftage , a peal of church bells giving their fummons to morning fervice . ( A noife of bells heard . ) MARGARET . Hark the bells , John . Јони . Thofe are the church bells of ...
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