The Literary journal, المجلد 41804 |
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... Original of this Address , taken trace the origin of the poems , which he finds in an down from the mouths of persons who had it from early epic poem entitled the Highlander , and attri- their ancestors , and who had committed it to ...
... Original of this Address , taken trace the origin of the poems , which he finds in an down from the mouths of persons who had it from early epic poem entitled the Highlander , and attri- their ancestors , and who had committed it to ...
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knowledge , which was the original and which the su- perior poet . Still however the effects of imitation were generally perceptible among the Roman poets . In the boldness and energy which attend original ge- nius , they are evidently ...
knowledge , which was the original and which the su- perior poet . Still however the effects of imitation were generally perceptible among the Roman poets . In the boldness and energy which attend original ge- nius , they are evidently ...
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... original . From some of the examples we have adduced , our readers may suppose that a little more energy would not be amiss in an imitator of Juvenal ; but certainly there is nothing in the Latin Satyrist half so full of poetic fury as ...
... original . From some of the examples we have adduced , our readers may suppose that a little more energy would not be amiss in an imitator of Juvenal ; but certainly there is nothing in the Latin Satyrist half so full of poetic fury as ...
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