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140. oldal
... fact , was a first - class second - rate . It had no pretensions to stand in the foremost line of the giants of our day . Brightly fanciful , rather than continuously imaginative - teeming with poet- ic imagery - loving to sparkle along ...
... fact , was a first - class second - rate . It had no pretensions to stand in the foremost line of the giants of our day . Brightly fanciful , rather than continuously imaginative - teeming with poet- ic imagery - loving to sparkle along ...
236. oldal
... fact might turn their sur- prise more rationally to the undetected facts . Mr. Moxon buys a number of manuscripts purporting to be letters of Shelley to private friends , and hitherto unpublished . No doubt of their being genuine ...
... fact might turn their sur- prise more rationally to the undetected facts . Mr. Moxon buys a number of manuscripts purporting to be letters of Shelley to private friends , and hitherto unpublished . No doubt of their being genuine ...
237. oldal
... fact , though it is foolish to his yoke was found to be lightened . He never doubt all facts , as some fanciful people do ; this embraced any of the local parties , or made their plain truth cannot be too constantly supported and ...
... fact , though it is foolish to his yoke was found to be lightened . He never doubt all facts , as some fanciful people do ; this embraced any of the local parties , or made their plain truth cannot be too constantly supported and ...
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