Love at Night In A Quiet Forest Glow
From Kennedy s Litful Fancies the speaker vows to declare love at the hour of sleep and moonlit hours. The speaker longs for a secluded grove with jasmine and woodbine fragrance where no one is near and the star of Love shines above. The poem emphasizes intimate vows and nature s quiet retreat as a site for affection.
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Henrietta aid saves distressed family and declines royal match
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Poems by L. E. L a new volume announced
London papers announce a new volume of poems by L. E. L a noted poetess. The two principal pieces are The Venetian Bracelet and The Lost Pleiad. The Venetian Bracelet is described as more connected and finely crafted than her past work.
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Graham's Junius examined in new Tooke claim
The review praises Dr. Graham's book on Junius authorship favoring John Horne Tooke over Sir Philip Francis. It notes strong reasoning, substantial support for Tooke, and undermines Francis while calling the volume a creditable literary addition with handsome production and few typographical errors.
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