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These , and a few more passages , claim admiration , and require as well as
deserve the elucidation of notes ; but no art of criticism will raise the general tenor
of the poem to any thing like a level with the Paradise Lost . The plan is narrow ...
These , and a few more passages , claim admiration , and require as well as
deserve the elucidation of notes ; but no art of criticism will raise the general tenor
of the poem to any thing like a level with the Paradise Lost . The plan is narrow ...
Page 191
God Parare creatura Joan of Arc , an Epic Poem , by Robert Southey . 410 . il . Is .
Boards . Robinsons . 1796 . M R . Southey has already appeared before the
public as a poet : and though his versification postesled some inaccuracies , he ...
God Parare creatura Joan of Arc , an Epic Poem , by Robert Southey . 410 . il . Is .
Boards . Robinsons . 1796 . M R . Southey has already appeared before the
public as a poet : and though his versification postesled some inaccuracies , he ...
Page 467
The concluding line of the Poem is uncommonly harsh , O ' er Hope ' s famed
Cape her bloodless ensign waves . The Cries of Bellona , an Heroic Poem . By
Quintus Perfius , Ejg . . 410 . 25 . 6d . Ridgeway . • This Persus , we believe , is
not of ...
The concluding line of the Poem is uncommonly harsh , O ' er Hope ' s famed
Cape her bloodless ensign waves . The Cries of Bellona , an Heroic Poem . By
Quintus Perfius , Ejg . . 410 . 25 . 6d . Ridgeway . • This Persus , we believe , is
not of ...
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