Poetry for Schools: Designed for Reading and Recitation : the Whole Selected from the Best Poets in the English LanguageW.E. Dean, 1842 - 348 ページ |
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... spirit " -endowed with some consciousness of wants , and some sense of supply and of enjoyment - this is intelligence . Intelligence in man , is called Mind . The minds of men are very different - some are wise , and others are foolish ...
... spirit " -endowed with some consciousness of wants , and some sense of supply and of enjoyment - this is intelligence . Intelligence in man , is called Mind . The minds of men are very different - some are wise , and others are foolish ...
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... spirit which a writer of talents expresses against some person whom he unworthily hates . Juve- nal's Satires from the Latin are translated into the English - they describe the corrupt manners of the people in Rome during the reigns of ...
... spirit which a writer of talents expresses against some person whom he unworthily hates . Juve- nal's Satires from the Latin are translated into the English - they describe the corrupt manners of the people in Rome during the reigns of ...
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... spirit rest ; The flowery turf lie light upon thy breast ; Nor shrieking owl , nor bat , thy tomb fly round , Nor midnight goblins revel o'er the ground ! " Poetry is descriptive when it exhibits the appearances of na- ture , -humorous ...
... spirit rest ; The flowery turf lie light upon thy breast ; Nor shrieking owl , nor bat , thy tomb fly round , Nor midnight goblins revel o'er the ground ! " Poetry is descriptive when it exhibits the appearances of na- ture , -humorous ...
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... spirit of our reading ; and if we have judgment and the desire of excelling in whatever we do we may improve upon the manner of others . No artist could have formed the statue of a god who had never seen a man ; but having seen and ...
... spirit of our reading ; and if we have judgment and the desire of excelling in whatever we do we may improve upon the manner of others . No artist could have formed the statue of a god who had never seen a man ; but having seen and ...
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... spirit of truth has gone abroad , it passes insensibly from mind to mind , independent of its direct trans- missions from books and it comes home in a more welcome shape to the poet , when caught from his social intercourse with his ...
... spirit of truth has gone abroad , it passes insensibly from mind to mind , independent of its direct trans- missions from books and it comes home in a more welcome shape to the poet , when caught from his social intercourse with his ...
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Ajut ancient arms Arth battle beautiful behold blood-hound Branksome breath bright brothers called Caractacus castle chief chivalry command Comus courser crown Cymbeline dark dead death deep divine dread Druids earth Elidurus England English English poetry Eskdale eyes Faery Queen fair father fear fell flowers friends gave genius gentle glory grace grave Greece Greeks grief hand hath head heard heart heaven Hector Henry holy Homer honour Iliad immortal king king of England Lady land light living Lord Lord Byron Lycian Milton mind minstrel never night noble numbers o'er Patroclus person poem poet poetry praise Priam prince queen reign Romans Rome Sarpedon says Scott Shakspeare shore Sir Walter Scott soft song sorrow soul sound Spenser spirit stood sweet sword tears thee thine thou thought throne tomb Troy Ulysses vassals verses voice wave wild wind wings woods young