... heroick verse. The language of an epir.k poem is almost wholly figurative: yet are they so fearful of a metaphor, that no example of Yirgil cau en- courage them to be bold with safety. Dryden Unsi'newed, dn-sin'ude. adj. Nerveless; ...

... in romance, or as the subject of a bold descriptive poem. The painter, inspired with sentiments of admiration not ...

... The foNewing wafety matinee are contusteds (1) Plant safety meeting te bold / “emce por mouth in whieh pleat safety cnmndttes aber stent ent dteouse plantomtte ; probleme) (2) ...

... the president says is absolutely necessary for our safety. The bold opposition wags a finger but leaves it to ...

... unlimited, and that, under the hand of a bold operator, the safety of the patient may be seriously imperilled. Such, ...

... humanizing, its plot ingenious, and its effect altogether bold, harmonious, and original. No poem of equal length has issued from the English ... room for the whole of Andrew Marvell's exquisite poem on Paradise Lost: " ... the poet blind, yet bold, In slender book his vast design unfold, Messiah ...

... shores are formed by cliffs, they are seldom bold enough to be ap- proached with safety. The harbors are therefore few. On the Mediterranean, ... lame verse. It forms a didactic-alle- gorical poem, which some Frenchmen were bold enough to compare with the work of Dante, ...

... and, during his profound abstraction, he improvised two poems. The second one-a bold and graceful utterance, containing over sixty lines-was ... RELATIONS. The " Epic of the Starry Heaven," a poem of Four Thousand Lines-characterized by bold thoughts, and splendid image- ry-was improvised in ...

... a fine and cultivated, rather than of a bold and ori- ginal, mind."-Lord Jeffrey. The Widow's Tale, and other Poems. , " We should always rejoice to see this volume ...

... fibre of the human system. The first demanding bold depletion as the anchor of safety ; the lat- ter to be approached cautiously, by ...