The feast of the poets, with notes, and other pieces in verse, by the editor of The Examiner. The dedication signed: Leigh HuntLondon, 1815 |
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... praise or censure he may have bestowed on any one , has at least the merit of being sincere . He has many warm feel- ings upon every subject of public concern , poetical as well as political ; but none , he trusts , of an ill - tempered ...
... praise or censure he may have bestowed on any one , has at least the merit of being sincere . He has many warm feel- ings upon every subject of public concern , poetical as well as political ; but none , he trusts , of an ill - tempered ...
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... praises instead of your rhyme , Might have gained you a title to this kind of freedom ; But volumes of endings , lugg'd in as you need ' em , Of hearts and imparts , where's the soul that can read ' em ? So saying , his eye so ...
... praises instead of your rhyme , Might have gained you a title to this kind of freedom ; But volumes of endings , lugg'd in as you need ' em , Of hearts and imparts , where's the soul that can read ' em ? So saying , his eye so ...
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... praise of bombarding one's friends and relations ; 1 And t'other some lines he had made on a straw , Shewing how he had found it , and what it was for , And how , when ' twas balanc'd , it stood like a spell ! — And how , when ' twas ...
... praise of bombarding one's friends and relations ; 1 And t'other some lines he had made on a straw , Shewing how he had found it , and what it was for , And how , when ' twas balanc'd , it stood like a spell ! — And how , when ' twas ...
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... praises which he has elsewhere bestowed upon these very varieties , and which we may reasonably suspect him of having pronounced upon the strength of the rule which he treats so con- * temptuously , it ought to be recollected , that the ...
... praises which he has elsewhere bestowed upon these very varieties , and which we may reasonably suspect him of having pronounced upon the strength of the rule which he treats so con- * temptuously , it ought to be recollected , that the ...
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... praises instead of your rhyme , " Might have gain'd you a title to this kind of free- dom , - But volumes of endings , lugg'd in as you need ' em , Of hearts and imparts , -where's the soul that can read ' em ? There is something not ...
... praises instead of your rhyme , " Might have gain'd you a title to this kind of free- dom , - But volumes of endings , lugg'd in as you need ' em , Of hearts and imparts , -where's the soul that can read ' em ? There is something not ...
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