The British Critic: A New Review, Volume 4F. and C. Rivington, 1815 |
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Page 53
... expression , the poet intended to designate the Ionian states , whom he no where names as composing part of the Persian armament , and who had un- willingly followed in the expedition which was to annihilate their kindred and natural ...
... expression , the poet intended to designate the Ionian states , whom he no where names as composing part of the Persian armament , and who had un- willingly followed in the expedition which was to annihilate their kindred and natural ...
Page 76
... rise : Then on the sacred dome of Christ would gaze , When first it glittered in the orient rays . " Vol . II . P. 241 : Dr. Dr Butler has done justice to the expression of pathos 76 Butler and Hodgson's Charlemagne .
... rise : Then on the sacred dome of Christ would gaze , When first it glittered in the orient rays . " Vol . II . P. 241 : Dr. Dr Butler has done justice to the expression of pathos 76 Butler and Hodgson's Charlemagne .
Page 77
A New Review. Dr Butler has done justice to the expression of pathos in the following stanza , IV . " Here sad captivity's dull weight I find ; Nought pleases here , nought soothes my listless mind ; Nought here can bid my sickening ...
A New Review. Dr Butler has done justice to the expression of pathos in the following stanza , IV . " Here sad captivity's dull weight I find ; Nought pleases here , nought soothes my listless mind ; Nought here can bid my sickening ...
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... expression of the face , as the trembling hand puts down the piece of money , is awful ; one piece follows another , -gold is succeeded by silver , and , from five franc coins , the unfortunate wretch is reduced to the risk of a single ...
... expression of the face , as the trembling hand puts down the piece of money , is awful ; one piece follows another , -gold is succeeded by silver , and , from five franc coins , the unfortunate wretch is reduced to the risk of a single ...
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... expressions of earnest sincerity , uncontrolled by the delicacy which teaches the edu- cated to conceal their feelings . But , truly , the least agreeable excrescences which are pro- duced by earnestness in religion , are more ...
... expressions of earnest sincerity , uncontrolled by the delicacy which teaches the edu- cated to conceal their feelings . But , truly , the least agreeable excrescences which are pro- duced by earnestness in religion , are more ...
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