Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Band 112W. Blackwood & Sons, 1872 |
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... charm of the poem , how- ever , we believe - its chief popular attraction - lay in the wanderer him- self , shadowy as he is , and vague in personality . He was , let us re- member , the very first sketch of that blasé poetical ...
... charm of the poem , how- ever , we believe - its chief popular attraction - lay in the wanderer him- self , shadowy as he is , and vague in personality . He was , let us re- member , the very first sketch of that blasé poetical ...
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... charm , as a natural indication of their individual sentiment of art . Those are the women who are good to look at and to follow ; for though they do love chiffons - though they do devote to their discussion a con- siderable portion of ...
... charm , as a natural indication of their individual sentiment of art . Those are the women who are good to look at and to follow ; for though they do love chiffons - though they do devote to their discussion a con- siderable portion of ...
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... charm of the poem in the religion which clings to it as the perfume clings to a flower - a religion sometimes melancholy , but never to me sad . Hope always pervades it . Surely , if , as you said , " Hope is twin - born with art , " it ...
... charm of the poem in the religion which clings to it as the perfume clings to a flower - a religion sometimes melancholy , but never to me sad . Hope always pervades it . Surely , if , as you said , " Hope is twin - born with art , " it ...
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