The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1815 |
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... HOPE . Oh , ever skill'd to bear the form we love ; To bid the shades of grief and fear depart ; Come , gentle HOPE , with one gay smile remove The poignant sadness of an aching heart . Thy voice , benign enchantress , let me hear : Say ...
... HOPE . Oh , ever skill'd to bear the form we love ; To bid the shades of grief and fear depart ; Come , gentle HOPE , with one gay smile remove The poignant sadness of an aching heart . Thy voice , benign enchantress , let me hear : Say ...
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... hope palliate the error . The events of the seventh canto succeed each other too rapidly , and as to the eighth- but here I had better pause . I shall not anticipate the Reviewers . To censure will in this case but evince the judgment ...
... hope palliate the error . The events of the seventh canto succeed each other too rapidly , and as to the eighth- but here I had better pause . I shall not anticipate the Reviewers . To censure will in this case but evince the judgment ...
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... hope for an adherence to a pacific course , not only from the lessons of recent experience , but from the more accurate views now entertained respecting national resources , and the ascertained policy of an adherence to good faith . Let ...
... hope for an adherence to a pacific course , not only from the lessons of recent experience , but from the more accurate views now entertained respecting national resources , and the ascertained policy of an adherence to good faith . Let ...
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