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... reasons that I shall have to trace , has declined in public favour during a yet longer period , and the combined bulk and inequality of his poetry have permanently injured him , even as they injured his younger contemporary . Widely as ...
... reasons that I shall have to trace , has declined in public favour during a yet longer period , and the combined bulk and inequality of his poetry have permanently injured him , even as they injured his younger contemporary . Widely as ...
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... reasons why he is still justly counted a classic , and whether he has not , as Tennyson said of him , " a world of his own , " still rich in interest and in profit for the explorer . - Aldeburgh or as it came to be more commonly spelled ...
... reasons why he is still justly counted a classic , and whether he has not , as Tennyson said of him , " a world of his own , " still rich in interest and in profit for the explorer . - Aldeburgh or as it came to be more commonly spelled ...
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... reason why his fees need not be calculated on any large scale . But this absorbing pursuit did far more than serve to furnish Crabbe's outfit as a healer . It was un- doubtedly to the observing eye and retentive memory thus practised in ...
... reason why his fees need not be calculated on any large scale . But this absorbing pursuit did far more than serve to furnish Crabbe's outfit as a healer . It was un- doubtedly to the observing eye and retentive memory thus practised in ...
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... reason to rejoice that her daughter has formed such a connection . It is this family I lately visited , and by which I am pressed to return , for they know the necessity there is for me to live with the utmost frugality , and hopeless ...
... reason to rejoice that her daughter has formed such a connection . It is this family I lately visited , and by which I am pressed to return , for they know the necessity there is for me to live with the utmost frugality , and hopeless ...
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... reason - for two poems , more certain of immortality , because certain of giving a pleasure that cannot grow old - fashioned , do not exist in our literature . Each indeed marked an ad- vance upon all that English descriptive or ...
... reason - for two poems , more certain of immortality , because certain of giving a pleasure that cannot grow old - fashioned , do not exist in our literature . Each indeed marked an ad- vance upon all that English descriptive or ...
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