The New-York Review, Volume 4George Dearborn & Company, 1839 |
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... believe that in every era of humanity , poetry has been addressing its aspirations to that portion of the human heart which God's word tells us survived ? Nay , more , when the hapless pair stood trembling before the offended Deity ...
... believe that in every era of humanity , poetry has been addressing its aspirations to that portion of the human heart which God's word tells us survived ? Nay , more , when the hapless pair stood trembling before the offended Deity ...
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... believe that creative genius so works , that its results may with any propriety be described as a school - a term which implies the predominance of the artificial . True , there may be individual traits - personal characteristics — but ...
... believe that creative genius so works , that its results may with any propriety be described as a school - a term which implies the predominance of the artificial . True , there may be individual traits - personal characteristics — but ...
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... believe , Receiving from his father hire of praise ; Though nought was left undone which staff , or voice , Or looks , or threatening gestures , could perform : " then with ten years ' strength " to stand against the mountain blasts ...
... believe , Receiving from his father hire of praise ; Though nought was left undone which staff , or voice , Or looks , or threatening gestures , could perform : " then with ten years ' strength " to stand against the mountain blasts ...
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... believe that a life so employed may be providentially prolonged - a bless- ing to his kind . A career so illustrious for fidelity to his great endowments can be explained by the moral cultivation , which alone guards genius from decay ...
... believe that a life so employed may be providentially prolonged - a bless- ing to his kind . A career so illustrious for fidelity to his great endowments can be explained by the moral cultivation , which alone guards genius from decay ...
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... believe what was contradicted by the clearest evidence , or to admit themselves infidels , have , in some unlucky instances , adopted the latter alternative . Geology has , however , suffered as severely from feuds 1839. ] 71 Geological ...
... believe what was contradicted by the clearest evidence , or to admit themselves infidels , have , in some unlucky instances , adopted the latter alternative . Geology has , however , suffered as severely from feuds 1839. ] 71 Geological ...
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