Lectures on the English PoetsDent, 1908 - 327 páginas |
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... painted plumes in goodly order dight , Like as the sun - burnt Indians do array Their tawny bodies in their proudest plight ; As those same plumes so seem'd he vain and light , That by his gait night easily appear ; For still he far'd ...
... painted plumes in goodly order dight , Like as the sun - burnt Indians do array Their tawny bodies in their proudest plight ; As those same plumes so seem'd he vain and light , That by his gait night easily appear ; For still he far'd ...
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... painted with oranges in their hands , or for the story of the case of shagreen spectacles and the cosmogony ? As a comic writer , his Tony Lumpkin draws forth new powers from Mr Liston's face . That alone is praise enough for it . Poor ...
... painted with oranges in their hands , or for the story of the case of shagreen spectacles and the cosmogony ? As a comic writer , his Tony Lumpkin draws forth new powers from Mr Liston's face . That alone is praise enough for it . Poor ...
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... painted his pictures of the Virgin and Child in all their inconceiv- able truth and beauty of expression , thinking most of his subject or of himself ? Do you sup- pose that Titian , when he painted a landscape , was pluming himself on ...
... painted his pictures of the Virgin and Child in all their inconceiv- able truth and beauty of expression , thinking most of his subject or of himself ? Do you sup- pose that Titian , when he painted a landscape , was pluming himself on ...
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