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... desert , what is like to thee ? Thy very weeds are beautiful , thy waste More rich than other clime's fertility ; Thy wreck a glory . Canto IV . Childe Harold . readers , if we may so express ourselves , with 2 Rambles in Italy .
... desert , what is like to thee ? Thy very weeds are beautiful , thy waste More rich than other clime's fertility ; Thy wreck a glory . Canto IV . Childe Harold . readers , if we may so express ourselves , with 2 Rambles in Italy .
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readers , if we may so express ourselves , with classical learning , Roman history , and the beau ideal of the arts . They cannot escape from him without kindred impressions and emotions of a generous and purifying enthusiasm . If this ...
readers , if we may so express ourselves , with classical learning , Roman history , and the beau ideal of the arts . They cannot escape from him without kindred impressions and emotions of a generous and purifying enthusiasm . If this ...
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... readers on their guard against confounding the Italian and French character . His predilection for the former leads him to deduct too much from the opposite scale . If he refers to the mass of the French nation , we cannot concur with ...
... readers on their guard against confounding the Italian and French character . His predilection for the former leads him to deduct too much from the opposite scale . If he refers to the mass of the French nation , we cannot concur with ...
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... reading the confessions of Rousseau , than the tale of the extravagancies of the other madman ; and to neither can we consent to extend any indulgence , let their genius and their works , ( to the merits of which we are no strangers ...
... reading the confessions of Rousseau , than the tale of the extravagancies of the other madman ; and to neither can we consent to extend any indulgence , let their genius and their works , ( to the merits of which we are no strangers ...
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... readers a faint idea , -a monstrous bigamy , not merely tolerated , but honoured and caressed , throughout the whole Peninsula . Gallantry may be common in France , out of Paris ; but it wears no form there which can be compared with ...
... readers a faint idea , -a monstrous bigamy , not merely tolerated , but honoured and caressed , throughout the whole Peninsula . Gallantry may be common in France , out of Paris ; but it wears no form there which can be compared with ...
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