The North American Review, Volumes 38-39O. Everett, 1834 |
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... success , that his ex- ample of enterprise was followed ; and in the brilliant period of poetry with which the present century began , each minstrel consulted his own taste and power , insomuch that , as once it happened in Israel , the ...
... success , that his ex- ample of enterprise was followed ; and in the brilliant period of poetry with which the present century began , each minstrel consulted his own taste and power , insomuch that , as once it happened in Israel , the ...
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... success . Our readers may naturally doubt whether the state of the religious world be equally favorable to impartiality , but we trust that there is more enlargement of mind than in former days , since controversies , though not more ...
... success . Our readers may naturally doubt whether the state of the religious world be equally favorable to impartiality , but we trust that there is more enlargement of mind than in former days , since controversies , though not more ...
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... success nor of his physical depression ; and , knowing that his religious opinions , if expressed , were likely to give offence to some of Cowper's surviving friends , he seems to have been unwilling to provoke them to a conflict , in ...
... success nor of his physical depression ; and , knowing that his religious opinions , if expressed , were likely to give offence to some of Cowper's surviving friends , he seems to have been unwilling to provoke them to a conflict , in ...
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... success and glory with which he might exert himself in the way of duty . Cowper , unhappily , by the misfortune of his childhood , lost the benefit of a religious education , which might have formed principles , and taught him to act ...
... success and glory with which he might exert himself in the way of duty . Cowper , unhappily , by the misfortune of his childhood , lost the benefit of a religious education , which might have formed principles , and taught him to act ...
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... success of his first volume was not great , it was sufficient to encourage one who never had a very exalted opinion ... successful , and placed him at the head of all the poets of the day . But all the while that he was thus fortunate in ...
... success of his first volume was not great , it was sufficient to encourage one who never had a very exalted opinion ... successful , and placed him at the head of all the poets of the day . But all the while that he was thus fortunate in ...
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