...beauties he has presented us with many striking examples. We are very much inclined indeed to add, that we do not know any book which we would sooner employ...and a genuine sensibility to its intrinsic charm. The greater and more distinguished poets of our country haveso much else in them to gratify other tastes...

...beauties he has presented us with many striking examples. We are very much inclined indeed to .:.!<!, that we do not know any book which we would sooner employ...and a genuine sensibility to its intrinsic charm. The greater and more distinguished poets of our country have so much else in them to gratify other...

...beauties he has presented us with many striking examples. We are very much inclined indeed to add, that we do not know any book which we would sooner employ...and a genuine sensibility to its intrinsic charm. The greater and more distinguished poets of our country have so much else in them, to gratify other...

...beauties he has presented us with many sterling examples. We are very much inclined, indeed, to add, that we do not know any book which we would sooner employ,...and a genuine sensibility to its intrinsic charm." This peculiar treatment of the Greek mythology, which was merely repulsive to the unscholarly views...

...beauties he has presented us with many sterling examples. We are very much inclined, indeed, to add, that we do not know any book which we would sooner employ,...and a genuine sensibility to its intrinsic charm." This peculiar treatment of the Greek mythology, which was merely repulsive to the unscholarly views...

...beauties he has presented us with many striking examples. We are very much inclined indeed to add, that we do not know any book which we would sooner employ...and a genuine sensibility to its intrinsic charm. The greater and more distinguished poets of our country have so much else in them, to gratify other...

...music :—Do I wake or sleep ? ' Soon after the publication of his last volume, the Edinburgh Semw noticed his works in such a candid and generous spirit...writings, the young poet was on his way to Italy, iu the hope of staying the progress of his malady. After his arrival in that country, he revived for...

...beauties he has presented us will] many striking examples. We are very much inclined indeed to add. that we do not know any book which we would sooner employ as a teet to ascertain whether any one hail in him a native relish for poetry, and a genuine sensibility...

...no book could be more fitly put into the hands of a reader, ai a te«t to ascertain whether he had ' a native relish for poetry and a genuine sensibility to its intrinsic charm.' The poetry of Shelley, and that of Kean, may be pointed to as the earliest indications of those poetical...

...beauties he has presented us wilh many striking examples. We are very much inclined indeed to add, that we do not know any book which we would sooner employ as a test to ascertain whether any one had in kirn a native relish for poetry, and a genuine sensibility to its intrinsic charm. The greater and...