The London Quarterly Review, Volum 43William Lonsdale Watkinson, William Theophilus Davison H.J.T. Tresidder, 1875 |
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Side 6
... hands of its God ! " On another tablet it is imprinted that the gods approach the body of the sick man . . . . They bring a khisibta ( jewel ? ) from their heavenly treasury ; they bring a sisbu from their lofty storehouse ; to the ...
... hands of its God ! " On another tablet it is imprinted that the gods approach the body of the sick man . . . . They bring a khisibta ( jewel ? ) from their heavenly treasury ; they bring a sisbu from their lofty storehouse ; to the ...
Side 32
... hands ; and it is , we repeat , strange that we should have to thank the enter- prise of Mr. Pearson , well known for sundry ... hand ; for we doubtless owe much in the way of good editions of Elizabethan work to the impetus which Lamb's ...
... hands ; and it is , we repeat , strange that we should have to thank the enter- prise of Mr. Pearson , well known for sundry ... hand ; for we doubtless owe much in the way of good editions of Elizabethan work to the impetus which Lamb's ...
Side 34
... hand during the impetus of inspiration , as if all other must be inadequate to the Divine meaning . But passion ( the all in all in poetry ) is everywhere present , raising the low , dignifying the mean , and putting sense into the ...
... hand during the impetus of inspiration , as if all other must be inadequate to the Divine meaning . But passion ( the all in all in poetry ) is everywhere present , raising the low , dignifying the mean , and putting sense into the ...
Side 38
... hand enough . But although Chapman seems to have divided * his attention , as far as dramatic work is concerned , evenly between the comic and the tragic muse , comedy was far less appropriate to his staid and classic genius than ...
... hand enough . But although Chapman seems to have divided * his attention , as far as dramatic work is concerned , evenly between the comic and the tragic muse , comedy was far less appropriate to his staid and classic genius than ...
Side 40
... hand , but with the strong grasp of a man whose life was mainly devoted to the study and resuscitation of the antique . The mere fact that the tale came from the classic world would probably commend it to Chapman ; and he seems to have ...
... hand , but with the strong grasp of a man whose life was mainly devoted to the study and resuscitation of the antique . The mere fact that the tale came from the classic world would probably commend it to Chapman ; and he seems to have ...
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