The Portico, Volumen2

admiration Ali Bey Amora ancient appears BARON TOMLINSON beauty believe better Byron celibacy censure character charms Chateaubriand christian church Cicero classick Cowper criticism Cumberland death delight Dugald Stewart earth Edinburgh Reviewers effect Elizabeth eloquence English equal errours excellence excite fame fancy favour feel folly genius give glory Gulnare happiness heart honour hope imagination influence Johnson judgment knowledge labour Lara learning literary living Lord Lord Byron magick Mahmood manner Mary MATHEW CAREY ment merit mind moral Morocco musick nation nature never o'er object observed opinion Padua passion perfection perhaps Persia picture pleasure poem poet poetick poetry PORTICO possessed praise present produced publick queen racter reader reason religion remarks RICHARD CUMBERLAND says scene seems sentiments smile soul spirit sublime superiour Tangier taste thou thought tion traveller Trieste truth vanity virtue whole writer