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Pagina 313
... never saw anything that I could compare to it , with the exception , perhaps , of the bead of Cicero ; it towered up like 39 ATHENEUM , VOL . 3 , 3d series . three brows piled on each other ; it was more than majestic - it was sub- lime ...
... never saw anything that I could compare to it , with the exception , perhaps , of the bead of Cicero ; it towered up like 39 ATHENEUM , VOL . 3 , 3d series . three brows piled on each other ; it was more than majestic - it was sub- lime ...
Pagina 282
... never read it ) , - introducing them by the mouth of a succession of bards , who sung them in the grand banqueting ... never lift an- other leg at Almack's till the day of our death . There never was better laid out money than that five ...
... never read it ) , - introducing them by the mouth of a succession of bards , who sung them in the grand banqueting ... never lift an- other leg at Almack's till the day of our death . There never was better laid out money than that five ...
Pagina 283
... never be sung from mouth to mouth , from the highest to the lowest , as Burns ' is . He is often delightful , but never impressive ; and mankind remember and dwell over that only which im- presses the mind . He has no know- ledge of ...
... never be sung from mouth to mouth , from the highest to the lowest , as Burns ' is . He is often delightful , but never impressive ; and mankind remember and dwell over that only which im- presses the mind . He has no know- ledge of ...
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3d series Anna Maria Porter appeared ATHENEUM beauty blond lace bosom breath bright brother Byron called Cavatina character child color dark daugh daughter death delight Della Cruscan dress earth Edinburgh Review eyes fancy father fear feelings felt flowers genius glottis Guy Mannering hand happy hath head heard heart heaven hope hour human imagination Jugurtha Karoo kind lady light lived lodgers look Lord Lord Byron Lord Exmouth Mansie marriage ment mind morning mother nature ness never night o'er once passed passion pleasure poet poetry Prospero racter round sate scene Scotland seemed smile soon sorrow soul spirit sweet tears tempest-tost thee ther thing THOMAS HAYNES BAYLY thou thought tion ture turned voice wandered wife wild wish wood words young youth