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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... thought , till we had read the appended fragments of Burton , that it was in every re- fpect an original piece , and an original of more value , from the probable rarity of any future productions which might refemble it . It is ...
... thought , till we had read the appended fragments of Burton , that it was in every re- fpect an original piece , and an original of more value , from the probable rarity of any future productions which might refemble it . It is ...
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... thought , When fuch are wanted . I. p . 2 . 219 The fcope of the piece is to fay , that the flower is found every where ; and that it has fuggefted many pleafant thoughts to the author - fome chime of fancy wrong or right - fome feeling ...
... thought , When fuch are wanted . I. p . 2 . 219 The fcope of the piece is to fay , that the flower is found every where ; and that it has fuggefted many pleafant thoughts to the author - fome chime of fancy wrong or right - fome feeling ...
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... thought would choke Her very heart , her grief grew ftrong ; And all was for her tatter'd cloak . The chaife drove on ; our journey's end Was nigh ; and , fitting by my fide , As if fhe'd loft her only friend She wept , nor would be ...
... thought would choke Her very heart , her grief grew ftrong ; And all was for her tatter'd cloak . The chaife drove on ; our journey's end Was nigh ; and , fitting by my fide , As if fhe'd loft her only friend She wept , nor would be ...
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... thought of them by those ultimate dispensers of glory . An ha- bitual and general knowledge of the few settled and permanent maxims , which form the canon of general taste in all large and polished societies - a certain tact , which ...
... thought of them by those ultimate dispensers of glory . An ha- bitual and general knowledge of the few settled and permanent maxims , which form the canon of general taste in all large and polished societies - a certain tact , which ...
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... thought ; Vigils of contemplation ; praise ; and prayer , A Stream , which , from the fountain of the heart , Issuing however feebly , no where flows Without access of unexpected strength . But , above all , the victory is most sure For ...
... thought ; Vigils of contemplation ; praise ; and prayer , A Stream , which , from the fountain of the heart , Issuing however feebly , no where flows Without access of unexpected strength . But , above all , the victory is most sure For ...
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