The British Quarterly Review, Volume 43Henry Allon Hodder and Stoughton, 1866 |
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Page 221
... feeling ' of colour . We have no specimens of his poetry , and perhaps he never perpetrated rhyme ; but his lofty conception of the poet's ideal and work , and his delicate criticisms of the greatest of our bards , reveal his capacities ...
... feeling ' of colour . We have no specimens of his poetry , and perhaps he never perpetrated rhyme ; but his lofty conception of the poet's ideal and work , and his delicate criticisms of the greatest of our bards , reveal his capacities ...
Page 239
... feeling of her sex . There is there- fore nothing masculine about her , as with some women of genius ; there is nothing rough in her intellect , nothing passionate in her feeling : the character of the former is exquisite clearness ...
... feeling of her sex . There is there- fore nothing masculine about her , as with some women of genius ; there is nothing rough in her intellect , nothing passionate in her feeling : the character of the former is exquisite clearness ...
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... feeling that is perhaps one element in the charm of her writing ; we do not always remember how much of the music of nature is in the minor key : this keeps her lightsomeness from becoming levity , her merriment from being boisterous ...
... feeling that is perhaps one element in the charm of her writing ; we do not always remember how much of the music of nature is in the minor key : this keeps her lightsomeness from becoming levity , her merriment from being boisterous ...
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