The Works of Lord Byron: With His Letters and Journals, and His Life, Volume 12J. Murray, 1836 - 324 pages |
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Page 237
... Robert Southey will , it seems , be an honour to him when the ephemeral disputes and ephemeral reputations of the day are forgotten . ' I for one neither envy him the friendship , ' nor the glory in reversion which is to accrue from it ...
... Robert Southey will , it seems , be an honour to him when the ephemeral disputes and ephemeral reputations of the day are forgotten . ' I for one neither envy him the friendship , ' nor the glory in reversion which is to accrue from it ...
Page 247
... Robert Southey . I have also treated them more tolerantly . The way in which that poor insane creature , the Laureate , deals about his judg- ments in the next world , is like his own judgment in this . If it was not completely ...
... Robert Southey . I have also treated them more tolerantly . The way in which that poor insane creature , the Laureate , deals about his judg- ments in the next world , is like his own judgment in this . If it was not completely ...
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... SOUTHEY . ] " Mr. Southey's Vision of The assertion will stagger 6 * [ In reference to this part of Mr. Southey's poem , the Eclectic Reviewer , we believe the late Rev. Robert Hall , said : Judgment ' is unquestionably a profane poem ...
... SOUTHEY . ] " Mr. Southey's Vision of The assertion will stagger 6 * [ In reference to this part of Mr. Southey's poem , the Eclectic Reviewer , we believe the late Rev. Robert Hall , said : Judgment ' is unquestionably a profane poem ...
Page 303
... ROBERT SOUTHEY . SIR , You are represented in the newspapers as having entered , during an import- ant discussion in Parliament , into a comparison between certain passages in the Quarterly Review , and the opinions which were held by ...
... ROBERT SOUTHEY . SIR , You are represented in the newspapers as having entered , during an import- ant discussion in Parliament , into a comparison between certain passages in the Quarterly Review , and the opinions which were held by ...
Page 314
... Southey may be found to deserve a favourable acceptance from after - ages , time will decide ; but a name , which ... ROBERT SOUTHEY . OCCASIONAL PIECES . STANZAS . ( 1 ) [ " 314 APPENDIX TO THE VISION OF JUDGMENT .
... Southey may be found to deserve a favourable acceptance from after - ages , time will decide ; but a name , which ... ROBERT SOUTHEY . OCCASIONAL PIECES . STANZAS . ( 1 ) [ " 314 APPENDIX TO THE VISION OF JUDGMENT .
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