Early Reviews
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共 19 段- Goldsmith's successor on the _Monthly_ staff was the notorio
- Lewes edited the first six volumes, covering the years 1865-
- After the death of the elder Blackwood in 1834, the manageme
- His English Imitator wants those advantages. He speaks to a
- The flowers, though they have lost themselves, or are lost,
- The poet, leaving this interesting person, falls in with two
- Whatever it may be that ails the bitch, the ladies pass forw
- Mr. Lamb, in his dedication, says his motive for publishing
- The powerful poetry of these passages can receive no illustr
- With this view, we must beg leave seriously to assure him, t
- We have hitherto confined ourselves to an examination of the
- "_Cen._ (_Kneeling_) God!
- Of all the manias of this mad age, the most incurable as wel
- but such inquiries, short as they are, seem too common-place
- Now this seems very surprising. It has sometimes, though we
- Do our readers exclaim, "But where's poetry--the dickens--in
- The first part of Coleridge's _Christabel_ was written in 17
- 115. _Eye in a fine phrenzy rolling_. Shakespeare's _Midsumm
- Macpherson, William, xxix