The Quarterly Review, Volumen72J. Murray, 1843 |
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... period of youthful genius when all manner of thoughts find a place in the mind , but when the great and small have not yet ad- justed themselves according to their due proportions . Others of the miscellaneous poems we attribute to a ...
... period of youthful genius when all manner of thoughts find a place in the mind , but when the great and small have not yet ad- justed themselves according to their due proportions . Others of the miscellaneous poems we attribute to a ...
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... period of youthful genius when all manner of thoughts find a place in the mind , but when the great and small have not yet ad- justed themselves according to their due proportions . Others of the miscellaneous poems we attribute to a ...
... period of youthful genius when all manner of thoughts find a place in the mind , but when the great and small have not yet ad- justed themselves according to their due proportions . Others of the miscellaneous poems we attribute to a ...
Página 143
... period of youthful genius when all manner of thoughts find a place in the mind , but when the great and small have not yet ad- justed themselves according to their due proportions . Others of the miscellaneous poems we attribute to a ...
... period of youthful genius when all manner of thoughts find a place in the mind , but when the great and small have not yet ad- justed themselves according to their due proportions . Others of the miscellaneous poems we attribute to a ...
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The Lady of the Manor Being a Series of Conversations | 25 |
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