...highest degree creative genius has rarely, rarely, if ever, been found to co-exist. Tn these poems there is enough of originality, enough of aspiration,...warrant any expectations, however sanguine, which the patron, and the friends, and parents of the deceased could have formed ; nor can any person rise from...

...characterizes that author, as generous as he is discriminating. " In these poems " [Amir Khan, &ic.] " there is enough of originality, enough of aspiration,...warrant any expectations, however sanguine, which the patron, and the friends, and parents of the deceased could have formed." But, prodigious as the genius...

...of intellectual advancement," as is exhibited in the history of this young lady. " In these poems, there is enough of originality, enough of aspiration,...warrant any expectations, however sanguine, which thtt patron, and the friends and parents of the deceased, could have formed ; nor can any person rise...

...exists in the highest degree creative genius has rarely, if ever, been found to co-exist. In these poems there is enough of originality, enough of aspiration,...warrant any expectations, however sanguine, which the patron, and the friends, and parents of the deceased could have formed ; nor can any person rise from...

...characterizes that author, as generous as he is discriminating. " In these poems " [Amir Khan, Sic.] " there is enough of originality, enough of aspiration,...warrant any expectations, however sanguine, which the patron, and the friends, and parents of the deceased could have formed." But, prodigious as the genius...

...of intellectual advancemeat," as is exhibited in the history of this young lady. " In these poems, there is enough of originality, enough of aspiration,...growing power, to warrant any expectations, however sangurne, which the patron, ami the friends and parents of the deceased, could have formed ; nor can...

...Quarterly Review. His high estimate of her genius may with equal truth be applied to both sisters. " There is enough of originality, enough of aspiration,...enough of conscious energy, enough of growing power, in their poems, to warrant any expectations, however sanguine, which the patrons, and friends, and...

...squibbing in the way of demurrer, to speak of the book in question as follows : — " In these poems there is enough of originality, enough of aspiration,...friends and parents of the deceased could have formed." Meaning nothing, or rather meaning anything, as we choose to interpret it, this sentence was still...

...source whence praise of American productions is as rare as springs in the desert. The notice is hy Mr. Southey, and is written with the earnest feeling...young creature •was, still marvellous after all the ahatements that may he made for precociousness and morhid development, there is something yet more...

...there is,' says Dr Southey in the Quarterly Review, ' enough of originality, enough of VOL. IV. 11 aspiration, enough of conscious energy, enough of...friends, and parents of the deceased could have formed.' Besides several short pieces, Lucretia Davidson's Remains contain the second part of a highly -wrought...