 He has distinct and pleasant thoughts to utter ; he is not above doing his very best to utter them well ; there is nothing slovenly or clumsy or untidy in their expression ; they leap along in a bright stream, bubbling, sparkling, and transparent.  City poemsav Alexander Smith - 1857Uten tilgangsbegrensning - Om denne boken
 | Frederick Denison Maurice - 1852 - 310 sider
...come across a man endowed with a real love of poetry ; a clear, fresh, happy insight into the poefs heart ; and a great knowledge of the historical connexion of its more marked epochs in Kir/land, lie has distinct and pleasant thoughts to utter ; he is not above doing his very best to... | |
 | Charles Hardwick - 1858 - 248 sider
...thoughts to utter ; he is not above doing his very best to titter them well ; there is nothing slovenly or clumsy or untidy in their expression ; they leap...stream, bubbling, sparkling, and transparent." — THE GCARDIAN, Nov. 6, 1856. " Worthy of being ranked among the very foremost of their class. . . The longest... | |
 | Charles Hardwick - 1855 - 200 sider
...come across a man endowed vith a real love of poetry ; a clear, fresh, happy insight into the pnefs heart / and a great knowledge of the historical connexion of its more marked epochs in England, lie has distinct and pleasant thoughts to -utter ; he is not above doing his very best to Miter them... | |
 | Charles Kingsley - 1856 - 220 sider
...come across a man endowed with a real loce of poetry ; a clear, fresh, happy insight into the poefs heart; and a great knowledge of the historical connexion...expression ; they leap along in a bright stream^ bubbling, spafkling t and transparent."—THE GUARDIAN, Nov. 5, 1856. Worthy of being ranked among the cery foremost... | |
 | Charles Kingsley - 1857 - 356 sider
...will be likely to content himself with that alone. He will see at a glance that he has come across a man endowed with a real loce of poetry ; a clear,...is not aboce doing his cery best to utter them well j there is nothing slocenly or clumsy or untidy in their expression ; they leap along in a bright stream,... | |
 | Alexander Smith - 1857 - 232 sider
...come across a man endowed with a real loce of poetry ; a clear, fresh, happy insight into the poefs heart; and a great knowledge of the historical connexion...distinct and pleasant thoughts to utter ; he is not aboce doiny his cery best to utter them well; there is nothing slocenly or clumsy or untidy in their expression... | |
 | John Willis Clark, Joseph William Dunning - 1857 - 262 sider
...come across a man endowed with a real love of poetry ; a clear, fresh, happy insight into the poet's heart; and a great knowledge of the historical connexion...distinct and pleasant thoughts to utter; he is not above doing his very best to utter them well; there is nothing slovenly or clumsy or untidy in their... | |
 | John Thomas Abdy - 1857 - 192 sider
...come across a man endowed with a real love of poetry ; a clear ; fresh, happy insight into the poet's heart ; and a great knowledge of the historical connexion...distinct and pleasant thoughts to utter ; he is not above doing his very best to utter them well j there is nothing slovenly or clumsy or untidy in their... | |
 | Charles Kingsley - 1857 - 350 sider
...come across a man endowed with a real love of poetry ; a clear, fresh, happy insight into the poefs heart ; and a great knowledge of the historical connexion...distinct and pleasant thoughts to utter ; he is not above doing his very best to utter them well ; there is nothing slovenly or clumsy or untidy in their... | |
 | William Simpson - 1857 - 354 sider
...come across a man endowed with a real love of poetry ; a clear, fresh, happy insight into the poefs heart ; and a great knowledge of the historical connexion...distinct and pleasant thoughts to utter ; he is not above doing his very best to utter tJtem well ; there is nothing slovenly or clumsy or untidy in their... | |
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