The Romantics Reviewed: Contemporary Reviews of British Romantic Writers, Part 1, Volume 1Donald H. Reiman Garland Pub., 1972 - English periodicals |
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Page 126
... merit . THE SIGH . When youth his fairy reign began , Ere forrow had proclaimed me man ; While peace the prefent hour beguiled , And all the lovely profpect fmiled , Then MARY , ' mid my lightfome glee , I heaved the painless SIGH for ...
... merit . THE SIGH . When youth his fairy reign began , Ere forrow had proclaimed me man ; While peace the prefent hour beguiled , And all the lovely profpect fmiled , Then MARY , ' mid my lightfome glee , I heaved the painless SIGH for ...
Page 172
... merit ; it is not humorous enough to excite a smile , and the poet has no intention of making us laugh ; but it is low enough , and ridiculous enough to disturb our feelings . Peter Bell himself would never have so spoken , and we can ...
... merit ; it is not humorous enough to excite a smile , and the poet has no intention of making us laugh ; but it is low enough , and ridiculous enough to disturb our feelings . Peter Bell himself would never have so spoken , and we can ...
Page 251
... merit in this style of poetry ; but it is a merit which is shared in equal degree by every well- drawn contract for the hire of a house , or the minutes of the proceedings of a turnpike meeting ; and if the extracted passage be poetry ...
... merit in this style of poetry ; but it is a merit which is shared in equal degree by every well- drawn contract for the hire of a house , or the minutes of the proceedings of a turnpike meeting ; and if the extracted passage be poetry ...
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