The Eclectic Magazine of Foreign Literature, Science, and Art, Volumen2Leavitt, Trow, & Company, 1844 |
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... perhaps we may one day take an This is the essence of Mr. Carlyle's ideas , as they appear to us to be deducible from the body of his views and opinions and the general spirit which breathes in his works . Of course we meet here and ...
... perhaps we may one day take an This is the essence of Mr. Carlyle's ideas , as they appear to us to be deducible from the body of his views and opinions and the general spirit which breathes in his works . Of course we meet here and ...
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... perhaps have had a glimpse of the ideal in all its purity , we feel ourselves capable of soaring into the invisible regions of the spirit . But are we , on this account , to iso- late ourselves from the movement which is going on among ...
... perhaps have had a glimpse of the ideal in all its purity , we feel ourselves capable of soaring into the invisible regions of the spirit . But are we , on this account , to iso- late ourselves from the movement which is going on among ...
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... perhaps not high enough for the demands of the age ; nevertheless it is noble , and nearer to the ob- perhaps of any other living writer . All that he combats is indeed really false , and has never been combated more energetically ...
... perhaps not high enough for the demands of the age ; nevertheless it is noble , and nearer to the ob- perhaps of any other living writer . All that he combats is indeed really false , and has never been combated more energetically ...
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... perhaps as little entitled to be classed with the poets of Nature's fram- Out of a paper - envelope the good old lady her coffeeing as himself . In truth , his knowledge of Eng- Into the brown jug shower'd , and added some shav - lish ...
... perhaps as little entitled to be classed with the poets of Nature's fram- Out of a paper - envelope the good old lady her coffeeing as himself . In truth , his knowledge of Eng- Into the brown jug shower'd , and added some shav - lish ...
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... Perhaps it is the consciousness of a garrulous tendency in writing that impels me with such decided and almost exclusive choice to narra- tive poetry . The books of the Italia Liberata , which I read at Norwich , did me more service ...
... Perhaps it is the consciousness of a garrulous tendency in writing that impels me with such decided and almost exclusive choice to narra- tive poetry . The books of the Italia Liberata , which I read at Norwich , did me more service ...
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