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These most beautiful and affecting lines contain no thought which has not been a
thousand and a thousand times expressed ; yet their influence is enchanting , for
they realise , in a moment , mingled with mysterious delight , that ineffable fear ...
These most beautiful and affecting lines contain no thought which has not been a
thousand and a thousand times expressed ; yet their influence is enchanting , for
they realise , in a moment , mingled with mysterious delight , that ineffable fear ...
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there is not one , which she would have foregone for any delight under heaven ,
except that which it was impossible for her to know - his recovery ; and while she
lives , and while she loves , the recollections that endear him to her happiest ...
there is not one , which she would have foregone for any delight under heaven ,
except that which it was impossible for her to know - his recovery ; and while she
lives , and while she loves , the recollections that endear him to her happiest ...
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... but it would delight beyond example every body that had once been a baby ,
dear to a mother , and who remembered , however imperfectly , those joys and
sorrows of the nursery that compose the morning dreams of life , before one
awakes ...
... but it would delight beyond example every body that had once been a baby ,
dear to a mother , and who remembered , however imperfectly , those joys and
sorrows of the nursery that compose the morning dreams of life , before one
awakes ...
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Of fairies , especially , the delight of childhood , and , in their place , not less the
delight of age , renewing in luxurious reverie the feelings of childhood : — of
fairies it may be said that nothing was ever invented by the wit of man so finely ...
Of fairies , especially , the delight of childhood , and , in their place , not less the
delight of age , renewing in luxurious reverie the feelings of childhood : — of
fairies it may be said that nothing was ever invented by the wit of man so finely ...
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The Task was the first long poem from the close of Churchill's brilliant but
evanescent career , that awoke wonder , sympathy , and delight , by its own
ineffable excellence , among the reading people of England . “ The happy
miracle of that rare ...
The Task was the first long poem from the close of Churchill's brilliant but
evanescent career , that awoke wonder , sympathy , and delight , by its own
ineffable excellence , among the reading people of England . “ The happy
miracle of that rare ...
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書誌情報
| 書籍名 | Lectures on poetry and general literature |
| 著者 | James Montgomery |
| 出版社 | Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, Green, & Longman, 1833 |
| 書籍の提供元 | 大英図書館 |
| デジタル化された日 | 2014年9月17日 |
| ページ数 | 394 ページ |
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