The New-York Review, and Atheneum Magazine, Band 2William Cullen Bryant, Henry J. Anderson, Robert Charles Sands E. Bliss & E. White, 1825 |
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... beauty of plumage , they are indeed very little inferior , —as may be seen in our principal museums During the time of moulting , they seem to repel each other with disgust , on account of the ragged state of their coats ; but as they ...
... beauty of plumage , they are indeed very little inferior , —as may be seen in our principal museums During the time of moulting , they seem to repel each other with disgust , on account of the ragged state of their coats ; but as they ...
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... beauty of their composition , as for their other delightful qualities . In short , these things must be exceedingly well done , or they perish with the other trifles of the day ; and we recommend to such of our countrymen as are ...
... beauty of their composition , as for their other delightful qualities . In short , these things must be exceedingly well done , or they perish with the other trifles of the day ; and we recommend to such of our countrymen as are ...
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... beauty and fashion that has hitherto flocked to our halls ; and which , on the present occasion , if it be most flatter- ing , is likewise most appalling . I had no expectation of being called to read before a numerous audience , and my ...
... beauty and fashion that has hitherto flocked to our halls ; and which , on the present occasion , if it be most flatter- ing , is likewise most appalling . I had no expectation of being called to read before a numerous audience , and my ...
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... beauty , with an abundance of fair hair , a pair of roguish light blue eyes , and a neck and arms , none of the slenderest it is true , but of a milky whiteness . Caspar , after having fully considered the matter , had concluded to take ...
... beauty , with an abundance of fair hair , a pair of roguish light blue eyes , and a neck and arms , none of the slenderest it is true , but of a milky whiteness . Caspar , after having fully considered the matter , had concluded to take ...
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... beauty , Then fade and fall , like fair unconscious flowers ? Are thoughts and passions that to the tongue give speech , And make it send forth winning harmonies , That to the cheek do give its living glow , And vision in the eye the ...
... beauty , Then fade and fall , like fair unconscious flowers ? Are thoughts and passions that to the tongue give speech , And make it send forth winning harmonies , That to the cheek do give its living glow , And vision in the eye the ...
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