... labour; a fair return fur the capital expended in improvements vast and be. neficial, fitter for the glowing descriptions of poetry, than the cold and common-place phraseology of the political economist. Now, it is material to observe, that much of this ...

... , or lofty aspiration. Ile can gratify and refine his nobler feelings by the glowing images and heaven born sentiments of poetry, and warm his patriotism by the magnanimous exploits which history is prowl to commemorate. In the c.iltnness and comfort ...

... of 100 miles an hour, addch is swifter than the flight of birds, or the course of the wind ; so that the fanciful images of poetry—Ocy Baru —or swifter than the wind, are here outdone in actual realities of life. Tire greatest possible benefit to the ...

... interesting to the general reader. There is another chapter of Itrrith Neil ; and the number is thrash. fled with pieces of poetry, original or translated. ...

... abansetlea in opposition to a practical truth. It is tree that sew railways may be constructed through the mete lines of °poetry as those which exist—that is to say, Parliament might consent to give the necessary powers, and then Is no physkal Impediment ...

... milk-and-water school of Hayley, and the ultra-pastoral school of the Cockney Theocrituaes;--while all these various schools of poetry have arisen, flourished, and in a peat degree, passed away, Borne, like those dead and mectered seeweigns, of whom Manfred ...

... knowledge, and in particular, that boos carefully trained in the narratives the Bible. The catechisms, and pukes, pieces of poetry, were recited with racy. The geographical class, alllieugh it bee only recently commenced, made an excellent I ante. Some ...

... report Literature, Science, and Art, as the Times report. Polities; it will give that instant attention to the arts, to poetry, romance, and general literature, which has heretofore only been awarded to dull speeches, dreadful awl. dents, and horrible ...

... thrown en the wrecking water*, to float its owner ashore. Such is the striking and affecting history of Wllltint Thom. Ills poetry is characterised by genius of a high order, but the pieces are too and Incidental, and too local ht their style and dialect ...

... report Literature, Science, and Art, as the Times reports Polities; it will give that instant attention to the arts, to poetry, romance, and general literature, which has heretofore only been awarded to dull speeches, dreadful acel. dents, and horrible ...

... report Literature, Science, and Art, as the Times reports Politics; it will give that Instant attention to the arts, to poetry, romance, and general literature, which has heretofore only been awarded to dull speeches, dreadful accidents, and horrible ...

... report Literature, Science, and Art, as the Times reports Politics; it will give that instant attention to the arta, to poetry, romance, and general literature, which boa heretofore only been awarded to dull speeches, dreadful acci. dents, and horrible ...