Retrospective Review, Volume 4Henry Southern, Sir Nicholas Harris Nicolas C. and H. Baldwyn, 1821 - Bibliography |
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Page 19
... speaking , though his words were highly favourable to me , I , again , in the most respect- ful manner , returned him thanks , at the same time repeating my re- quest to be dismissed , as my resentment had not yet entirely subsided ...
... speaking , though his words were highly favourable to me , I , again , in the most respect- ful manner , returned him thanks , at the same time repeating my re- quest to be dismissed , as my resentment had not yet entirely subsided ...
Page 20
... speak the truth ; an audacity fatal to the hopes of the followers of courts , and the aspirers to place , But if he honored not the character of the Patriarchs of the church , he was impressed with a deep sense of religion , and not ...
... speak the truth ; an audacity fatal to the hopes of the followers of courts , and the aspirers to place , But if he honored not the character of the Patriarchs of the church , he was impressed with a deep sense of religion , and not ...
Page 47
... speak - I hear , of hearing void ; My aye is no ; truth becomes falsehood strange ; I eat , not hungry - shift , tho ' unannoyed ; Touch without hands - and sense to folly change . I seek to soar , and then the deeper fall , When most I ...
... speak - I hear , of hearing void ; My aye is no ; truth becomes falsehood strange ; I eat , not hungry - shift , tho ' unannoyed ; Touch without hands - and sense to folly change . I seek to soar , and then the deeper fall , When most I ...
Page 56
... speaking , there is not that high polish , which is visible in the compositions of a later date ; but all sense of this is lost in admiration of that matchless strength and occasional felicity , which are seldom found associated with ...
... speaking , there is not that high polish , which is visible in the compositions of a later date ; but all sense of this is lost in admiration of that matchless strength and occasional felicity , which are seldom found associated with ...
Page 60
... speaking so much within , that they despise all foreign conversation . Every man , even the dullest , is thinking more than the most eloquent can teach him how to utter . Thus , madam , in the midst of crowds , you reign in solitude ...
... speaking so much within , that they despise all foreign conversation . Every man , even the dullest , is thinking more than the most eloquent can teach him how to utter . Thus , madam , in the midst of crowds , you reign in solitude ...
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