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... Nlghvte Dream o in CXI, Is.; aned40 other operas,Is. each. C iTHEI~ COSMOPOLITE. A Newt Monthly Maga¢- a I.zine of Polities, Poetry, and Polite Literaturethe advocate of S all measurca that can hnnedt mankind. Now7 reedy, atinehed in a - colomod wrappor ...
... were inadequately remunerated by the public. In conclusion, he pointed to the living triumphs of painting, sculpture, and poetry, and asked if, whilst other artists filled the world with works of beauty, the teacher— the highest artist—should be alone ...
... mutations of this branch of the arts duriag the last twenty years ! And yet, allowing for associations and recollections, which poetry forbid that weever should grow too old to retain and cherish—the simple and surprising truth is, that never was returning ...
... were inadequately remunerated by the public. in conclusion, he pointed to the living triumphs of painting, sculpture, and poetry, and asked if, whilst other artists filled the world with works of beauty, the teacher—the highest artist—should be alone ...
... POETRY PROFESSORSHIP AT OXFORD. TO THE EDITOR OF THE STANDARD. Sir, ? Living at a distance, from the University, but steadfastly lastly purposing to go there in time to record my vote in favour of the Rev. W. Garbett, I am rejoiced to learn from your ...
... mutations of this branch of the arts during the last twenty years! And yet, allowing for associations and recollections, which poetry forbid that we ever should grow too old to retain and cherish—the simple and surprising truth 's. that never was returning ...
... distances, repaired to the elections, singing the Marseillaise. (Laughter on the Right.) M. Miot You think the people have no poetry in theft- hearte. They have more than you, Materialists ! (Murmurs.) M. Miot then continued to abuse that side of the Assembly ...
... the pocket. Although only one of a number of the same kind, it is certainly one of the very best. It consists of prose and poetry, and brief comments on choice texts, wise sayings, dying testimonies. It is, in fact, a large cabinet of . the choice_st jewels ...
... the Journal is that of intelligence, its most conspicuous charm that of a bewitching and ameliorative benevolence. Prose and poetry, tale and essay, serial and paragraph, are all alike characterized by a desire to better the heart as well as to develope ...
... the Journal is that of intelligence, its most conspicuous charm that of a bewitching and ameliorative benevolence. Prose and poetry, tale and essay, serial and paragraph, are all alike characterized by a desire to better the heart as well as to develope ...
... memory was remarkably tenacious, and as curiously suggestive; that his imagination, if not in the highest range of creative poetry, was lively, cultivated, and indulged to excess; that he was one of the wittiest of men ; that he abounded in strange and ...
... impression on its appearance. Dr. Stowell truly says, learning, science, wit, philosophical reasoning, anatomical information, poetry, punning, shrewdness, masculine good sense and sound religious feeling, were never surely brought together in such wonderful ...