The works of Robert Burns; with an account of his life, and a criticism on his writings, Band 41800 |
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... taste and criticism . These opinions , it will be observed , were called forth by the observations of his correspondent , Mr. Thom- son ; and without the letters of this gentleman , those those of Burns would have been often ...
... taste and criticism . These opinions , it will be observed , were called forth by the observations of his correspondent , Mr. Thom- son ; and without the letters of this gentleman , those those of Burns would have been often ...
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... taste , whether they wish for correct melodies , delicate accompaniments , or characteristic verses.— We will esteem your poetical assistance a particular favor , besides paying any reasonable price you shall please to demand for it ...
... taste , whether they wish for correct melodies , delicate accompaniments , or characteristic verses.— We will esteem your poetical assistance a particular favor , besides paying any reasonable price you shall please to demand for it ...
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... taste better than the Collier Lassie , fall on and welcome . O saw ye bonie Lesley As she gaed o'er the border ? She's gane , like Alexander , To spread her conquests farther . P To see her is to love her , And love but her for ever ...
... taste better than the Collier Lassie , fall on and welcome . O saw ye bonie Lesley As she gaed o'er the border ? She's gane , like Alexander , To spread her conquests farther . P To see her is to love her , And love but her for ever ...
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Robert Burns. stanzas be omitted , as they will be by the singer of taste . You must not think I expect all the songs to be of superlative merit ; that were an unreasonable expec- tation . I am sensible that no poet can sit down doggedly ...
Robert Burns. stanzas be omitted , as they will be by the singer of taste . You must not think I expect all the songs to be of superlative merit ; that were an unreasonable expec- tation . I am sensible that no poet can sit down doggedly ...
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... taste for poetry , besides being a man of the world , and possessing an enthu- siasm for music beyond most of his contemporaries . He was quite pleased with this plan of mine , for I may say it has been solely managed by me , and we had ...
... taste for poetry , besides being a man of the world , and possessing an enthu- siasm for music beyond most of his contemporaries . He was quite pleased with this plan of mine , for I may say it has been solely managed by me , and we had ...
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