American Quarterly Review, Volume 17Robert Walsh Carey, Lea & Carey, 1835 - American literature |
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... feels their united influence . We do not allude to that conventional tone , arising from the adoption of a highly ... feelings , resulting from the contemplation of great models in art and literature , which dignify man's conceptions of ...
... feels their united influence . We do not allude to that conventional tone , arising from the adoption of a highly ... feelings , resulting from the contemplation of great models in art and literature , which dignify man's conceptions of ...
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... feelings common to mankind , and reach the innermost movements of the soul ; and hence it is that they have an immortal ... feeling , to have a living presence within ourselves . " pp . 34 , 35 . We e earnestly entreat the student of ...
... feelings common to mankind , and reach the innermost movements of the soul ; and hence it is that they have an immortal ... feeling , to have a living presence within ourselves . " pp . 34 , 35 . We e earnestly entreat the student of ...
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... feeling something of the soul of his author , give a free , spirited , and The study of Roman Antiquities is in some instances pursued only to a very limited extent , and for a very short period . + See Alfieri's account of his ...
... feeling something of the soul of his author , give a free , spirited , and The study of Roman Antiquities is in some instances pursued only to a very limited extent , and for a very short period . + See Alfieri's account of his ...
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... feelings , its bril- liant and fervid fancies , its treasures of rich and deep thought . The same spirit constantly exhibits itself , under every different form ; we trace the same leading features in every picture , whether gorgeous or ...
... feelings , its bril- liant and fervid fancies , its treasures of rich and deep thought . The same spirit constantly exhibits itself , under every different form ; we trace the same leading features in every picture , whether gorgeous or ...
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... feeling . The longest poem in this collection is Le dernier chant du PĂ©lerinage d'Harold ; which , being designed as a sort of sequel to the work of Lord Byron , describes the last events in the life of the noble wanderer . Inasmuch as ...
... feeling . The longest poem in this collection is Le dernier chant du PĂ©lerinage d'Harold ; which , being designed as a sort of sequel to the work of Lord Byron , describes the last events in the life of the noble wanderer . Inasmuch as ...
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