The Port FolioJoseph Dennie, John Elihu Hall Editor and Asbury Dickens, 1820 |
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Pagina 2
... original be- fore him . His conversation was so animated , and his expressions so glowing , that I committed them to writing when I returned home . Anacreon afterwards corrected them and added the charms of melody to the description ...
... original be- fore him . His conversation was so animated , and his expressions so glowing , that I committed them to writing when I returned home . Anacreon afterwards corrected them and added the charms of melody to the description ...
Pagina 3
... original here , which is particularly beautiful , can admit of any additional value , that value is conferred by Gray's admiration of it . See his letters to West . Some annotators have quoted on this passage the description of Photis's ...
... original here , which is particularly beautiful , can admit of any additional value , that value is conferred by Gray's admiration of it . See his letters to West . Some annotators have quoted on this passage the description of Photis's ...
Pagina 4
... original λαλων σιωση . The mistress of Petrarch " parla con silentio , " which is perhaps the best method of female eloquence . In Shakspeare's Cymbeline there is a similar method of description : this is his hand , His foot mercurial ...
... original λαλων σιωση . The mistress of Petrarch " parla con silentio , " which is perhaps the best method of female eloquence . In Shakspeare's Cymbeline there is a similar method of description : this is his hand , His foot mercurial ...
Pagina 29
... original raga , tiara , is the same part of the Asiatic dress which we now call a turban . Addison has given a fine description of the savage state of the ancient Parthians , from the Greek of Dionysius : Beyond the Caspian streights ...
... original raga , tiara , is the same part of the Asiatic dress which we now call a turban . Addison has given a fine description of the savage state of the ancient Parthians , from the Greek of Dionysius : Beyond the Caspian streights ...
Pagina 35
... original poetry , and the bookseller did not , instead of the author , engross all the profits , such patronage might have great effect in producing exertion , and exertion might reach the point of excellence . It is one of the first ...
... original poetry , and the bookseller did not , instead of the author , engross all the profits , such patronage might have great effect in producing exertion , and exertion might reach the point of excellence . It is one of the first ...
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