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... combination of founds; and -th- g little trio between Cinderella and her -erm, is - L fine fpeciuenel 6faffeaiog naelody. - The poetry is from the hand of a young Ox- omian, Who has before given fpeciwens of poeti- s qI gqnius. The illowing is-a plealg fpec ...

... the curtain,' a' most classical fo drop scene was exhibited, resembling 'the interior. an of a tempnle, devoted to dramatic poetry, in wliich an Shakespeare viras the. most conspicuous 1ige, a general clamour burst forth, that quite overpower.- ea the ...

... COVENT GAIU2DEN lil, ITRE The admrirable dialogue, poetry, and Ms7C rf the- Dziemz'a attracted, last night, a nurnerous ned fash onable audience. 't'he boxes were conie) y died at-irst price, and wvere ,.accd w:ii ,reater number of elegant 'emrales tban ...

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... we fear, wceftdW'neglet) anti e-arms,-iis:'ia-r 1 1 :gination withnb the bestproductif ons c oftart cient and- su t:.modern poetry-.recollecting t'hat: beauty and3'simplicity: .s have a g'rea't shan in fIrminW' the: grea't style-aid h wvho has ac'quired-theicn ...

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... Milton the 'fame which its' successor was so proud to bestow. Poetry is read now, we suppose, by iery nearly ten times as -many persons; and fifty tinmes as-many think themselves judges of,-poetry; arid: are eager -for an opportunity-to glorify them- selves ...

... to many of the mdssea otU liagitiJ S. milation of lines is certainly productive cf nsell,,12Z ?? in harmony; but harmony in poetry, painting, ad r ad u- least eflicienc, when tolely produced by areeed, is le in crilstring, pushed beyond its dcgree, becomhes ...