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... Lely, years later, gave ns the loss distinguished beauties of more prc*aic period. He found in the work of his predecessors poetry at its highest, and brutality its broadest • then took up brush, and. with the best of good painting, recorded the be->t good ...

... other ward,. it woo becomes mouldy if the weather hot. This would be special* the nave u tobemoo. aleph powered ter awe this °poetry. is sent oft to • hot chants. The as voyage over the Equatur. and the boat 1.4 *mitts Memo, wall noke good loboequate neweld ...

... 1801, the Thins came out with a leading article on the new century, while the Morning Post not only published some Original Poetry on the Coinmcncement of the Nineteenth Century, but facetiously announced, under the heading, Important Death, that Last ...

... ’lween Maidenkirb and John o’ Groats. The list of jinta followed the comment Hcoh. sire, tliia awfu’ wart!” and then, with tho” poetry we have aibline anither we© tha oratur.” Finally come to the lima when Noo luntin’ pipe an' sneeebin’ mull Are handed roun’ ...

... foiftxl warding. The Mai! enters tho New Year with a' strong circulation It wishes each reader prosperity. *■*• Mr E. F.. Poetry of; Pinafore laud, the Royil Institution, H-ill, Saturday night Th« staff in the schools of the Hull School Board total 934 ...

... B 0 CWS . HISTORY AM ) BIOKRAIHK • DCTEB THEES FLAGS : n ; COBA . By Georga ClaA-e Mnsgrave . I ...

... ian' poetry . The book will confirm the good opinion which-its author has won from so many lovers of ' poetry on both sides of the world , and will rank as one of the few to which those can point who maintain . that contemporary Colonial poetry is more ...

... the greatest play of Shakspere. How few playwrights, French, English, or American, recognise that the drama is essentially poetry, that with poetic power a rollicking comedy such as The Taming of the Shrew can live, that without it a tragedy on the sublimest ...

... wsairing. Having re- ferred to the fact that it -as at such times of natirnali distreasthet it uhnoises 5trains of 0;d Testament poetry and pronhecy s-ere song, tIhe prracher went oit l iax that he did not know whether out rulers would do wvell to agpoint a ...

... TBS DAILY WATIOB, HOBDAY, 1, 1800. TOM MOORE. (Written after reading some captious criticism hi* poetry.) Hia thoughts were, perhaps, not deep a« well, Nor rose they as high a steeple ; But hia songs will abide—where wished them to dwell— the homes and ...

... with a measured 'calmness which indicated an entire sbeenos of enthusiasm, as well as a very slender esteem for rhetoric, poetry, or sentiment, and an absolute hatred of exaggeration, but occasionally with a tone of almost mischievous banter. On the day ...