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... who , though buried , as it were , beneath an immense mass of occasional , and therefore , in general , uninteresting verses , has every now and then a Not , indeed , until DUNBAR arose in the sister 4 MORNINGS IN SPRING .
... who , though buried , as it were , beneath an immense mass of occasional , and therefore , in general , uninteresting verses , has every now and then a Not , indeed , until DUNBAR arose in the sister 4 MORNINGS IN SPRING .
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Not , indeed , until DUNBAR arose in the sister king- dom , had we another instance of the combination passage of truly redeeming power . Two instances of this kind are quoted by our great lyric poet , of which the second is beyond all ...
Not , indeed , until DUNBAR arose in the sister king- dom , had we another instance of the combination passage of truly redeeming power . Two instances of this kind are quoted by our great lyric poet , of which the second is beyond all ...
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Now , as the literati of the sister island have altogether failed in their attempt to prove , either that Macpherson ever was in Ireland , or had any of his oral originals through an Irish channel ; and as the productions ascribed to ...
Now , as the literati of the sister island have altogether failed in their attempt to prove , either that Macpherson ever was in Ireland , or had any of his oral originals through an Irish channel ; and as the productions ascribed to ...
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which it is enforced , it is scarcely possible not to feel that the venerable apostle of the sister island has exhibited no very abundant stock of pity or forbearance . O Oisin of the mighty deed ! Thy folly I deplore ; O ! cease thy ...
which it is enforced , it is scarcely possible not to feel that the venerable apostle of the sister island has exhibited no very abundant stock of pity or forbearance . O Oisin of the mighty deed ! Thy folly I deplore ; O ! cease thy ...
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The British Muse is not yet informed that she has an elder sister in this isle ; let us then introduce them to each other ! together let them walk abroad from their bowers , sweet am- bassadresses of cordial union between two coun- ...
The British Muse is not yet informed that she has an elder sister in this isle ; let us then introduce them to each other ! together let them walk abroad from their bowers , sweet am- bassadresses of cordial union between two coun- ...
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| Title | Mornings in Spring: Or, Retrospections, Biographical, Critical, and Historical, Volume 2 Mornings in Spring: Or, Retrospections, Biographical, Critical, and Historical, Nathan Drake |
| Author | Nathan Drake |
| Publisher | J. Murray, 1828 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 12 Mar 2008 |
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