The Quarterly Review, Volume 72J. Murray, 1843 |
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... poet who turns aside from the difficult path : we can repeat with a cordial fellow - feeling those melodious lines of one of our greatest writers , in which ، Clio , the strong - eyed muse , ' so disdain- fully dismisses such a poet ...
... poet who turns aside from the difficult path : we can repeat with a cordial fellow - feeling those melodious lines of one of our greatest writers , in which ، Clio , the strong - eyed muse , ' so disdain- fully dismisses such a poet ...
Page 157
... poet who turns aside from the difficult path : we can repeat with a cordial fellow - feeling those melodious lines of one of our greatest writers , in which Clio , the strong - eyed muse , ' so disdain- fully dismisses such a poet from ...
... poet who turns aside from the difficult path : we can repeat with a cordial fellow - feeling those melodious lines of one of our greatest writers , in which Clio , the strong - eyed muse , ' so disdain- fully dismisses such a poet from ...
Page 156
... poet who turns aside from the difficult path : we can repeat with a cordial fellow - feeling those melodious lines of one of our greatest writers , in which Clio , the strong - eyed muse , ' so disdain- fully dismisses such a poet from ...
... poet who turns aside from the difficult path : we can repeat with a cordial fellow - feeling those melodious lines of one of our greatest writers , in which Clio , the strong - eyed muse , ' so disdain- fully dismisses such a poet from ...
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The Lady of the Manor Being a Series of Conversations | 25 |
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