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... its case are beautiful, and last,. though not least, even inl a work where the embelli;ilmeiits ar chiefly looked to, its poetry and its prose are beautif&. To one of the engqavings we might, without any misuse of the term, apply anothier epithet. Marcus ...

... argu-iLenIt. Without entCring- at all into the qoestioll whethier pious verse call be poetry, we should thus prove not only that it can, but that it cain be poetry eminently beautiful and pure, subline and holy. it is gratifying to ohservc thlat almost ...

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... cjlinbre, undermined the colossal power of il ri nglC line of Frederic tbe Second, reflecting a arbeltll ap oitics but tile poetry of a French minibter, d th 0 rue into tire seven years' war (Evitra de Bernis ,iiu.1.116l bondance)-anid a pun condemned Sir ...

... Jewsvdelight in, And a~eis rsprlingsoft gehiuk wlsiclisaise oc hi uhr' srre'aiY sind it misy-be said ttsat-a pasasion for -poetry is n irseret Ill ,tiemn-~a piiteids whicb thseir vetiesaitiosi fr thfe mnspirl'5 of te s'yicrdals istao~etesl and~ w11 eslculbted ...

... Modern Poets,, and the Poetry of' Modern Eloquence. Independent of the splendidly ifnaiftinative, and wild de. criptionS, and the vehmuently impassioned passages in his early orations, which often partook of a very high order of poetry, backed as Oi~ey wpf~e ...

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... ollcetssneriteuihfldeati; hutofriiIiuess not. c mnuchi, o werisoflnbprsfie, offancyperhapss eliils tel more, especialiybf poetry, which, under favour, -toll- wi ceive was not his tower of strength. Cumberland adds th in another plrt of lis amiable and ...

... Therecan be no two manners more distinctly op. posed to each other, than the ntanner of his painting and the manner of Milton's poetry. Those things whichl are mere accessories in the denretiptions, become the plinci n: pal objects in the pietures; and tbose ...

... A?D'N?R_ Tire words seco d~b tleti,6bf thisirrio'k, ai'e sufficieitt to asmrOtiUsthib no belontctob if er~nc d eioss ot' poetry, to u a ur1 lsea'i1r h first; or other wisei ii~ *~4 etet rsleiog rioui puf' puirchiasn silvb h terwesrot is not,-the for'iiw~elo ...