The New Monthly Magazine, 第 6 巻E. Littell, 1823 |
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... Pleasures of Drawing 385 The Lord of Valladolid 402 Solitude 408 Conjugalism , or the Art of making a good Marriage 409 London Lyrics : The Watering Places 415 A walk to Vincennes 416 Address to the Stars 422 Letters to the Royal ...
... Pleasures of Drawing 385 The Lord of Valladolid 402 Solitude 408 Conjugalism , or the Art of making a good Marriage 409 London Lyrics : The Watering Places 415 A walk to Vincennes 416 Address to the Stars 422 Letters to the Royal ...
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... pleasure , while others , and by far the greater part , appeared to us trifling conceits full of quaintness and littleness . Among the favourable specimens we would place foremost , the accompaniments expressive of the placid undulation ...
... pleasure , while others , and by far the greater part , appeared to us trifling conceits full of quaintness and littleness . Among the favourable specimens we would place foremost , the accompaniments expressive of the placid undulation ...
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... pleasures of imagination and poesy . Thousands now do not visit the theatre at all , who , if these objections were re- moved , would be frequent visitants . The theatre , they justly observe , should be a school of the purest language ...
... pleasures of imagination and poesy . Thousands now do not visit the theatre at all , who , if these objections were re- moved , would be frequent visitants . The theatre , they justly observe , should be a school of the purest language ...
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... pleasures ; but ever as I have approached its barriers , I have seemed to enter the fatal city which was to afford me a gloomy grave . Yet , of all horrors , God pre- serve me from that of being hurled into the earth by a London sexton ...
... pleasures ; but ever as I have approached its barriers , I have seemed to enter the fatal city which was to afford me a gloomy grave . Yet , of all horrors , God pre- serve me from that of being hurled into the earth by a London sexton ...
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... pleasures , and those of the highest and most ennobling description , he finds himself perplexed with their va- riety , and perhaps somewhat at a loss to determine how many may be comprehended in the brief space of two or three long and ...
... pleasures , and those of the highest and most ennobling description , he finds himself perplexed with their va- riety , and perhaps somewhat at a loss to determine how many may be comprehended in the brief space of two or three long and ...
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