The North American Review, Band 40O. Everett, 1835 Vols. 227-230, no. 2 include: Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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... feeling , can transfuse into the most harmonious form of his native language , the grace and sweetness of the original verses . Until then , the enjoyment of the Canzoniere must be confined to the native Italian , and to the few who ...
... feeling , can transfuse into the most harmonious form of his native language , the grace and sweetness of the original verses . Until then , the enjoyment of the Canzoniere must be confined to the native Italian , and to the few who ...
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... feeling is the language of this excitement , a language that flows natu- rally and freely from the depths of the soul , although a chill often spreads over it from the unmoved sympathies of the reader . What the true poet writes with ...
... feeling is the language of this excitement , a language that flows natu- rally and freely from the depths of the soul , although a chill often spreads over it from the unmoved sympathies of the reader . What the true poet writes with ...
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... feeling to be speedily changed . Yet we are of opinion that enough has occurred in France and throughout the continent , since the commencement of 1830 , fairly to account for many changes in men's sentiments ; and we are ready enough ...
... feeling to be speedily changed . Yet we are of opinion that enough has occurred in France and throughout the continent , since the commencement of 1830 , fairly to account for many changes in men's sentiments ; and we are ready enough ...
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H POISONING | 27 |
EXECUTION OF AN ITALIAN AT CANTON | 58 |
LIFE OF BLACK HAWK | 68 |
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