...before another such is given us to waste. All that remains of Burns, the writings he has left, seem to us, as we hinted above, no more than a poor mutilated...life. His poems are, with scarcely any exception, mero occasional effusions, poured forth with little premeditation, expressing, by such means as offered,...

...before another such is given us to waste. All that remains of Burns, the Writings he has left, seem to us, as we hinted above, no more than a poor mutilated...wanted all things for completeness : culture, leisure, time effort, nay, even length of life. His poems are, with scarcely any exception, mere occasional...

...before another such is given us to waste. All that remains of Burns, the Writings hahas left, seem to us, as we hinted above, no more than a poor mutilated...of a genius that could never show itself complete; thai wanted all things for completeness: culture, leisure, true effort, nay, even length of life. His...

...before another such is given us to waste. All that remains of Burns, the Writings he has left, seem to us, as we hinted above, no more than a poor mutilated...brief, broken glimpses of a genius that could never shew itself complete ; that wanted all things for completeness : culture, leisure, true effort, nay...

...before another such is given us to waste. All that remains of Burns, the Writings he has left, seem to us, as we hinted above, no more than a poor mutilated...brief, broken glimpses of a genius that could never shew itself complete; that wanted all things for completeness: culture, leisure, true effort, nay even...

...before another such is given us to waste. All that remains of Burns, the •Writings he has left, seem to us, as we hinted above, no more than a poor mutilated...all things for completeness ; culture, leisure, true eifort, nay, even length of life. His poems are, with scarcely any exception, mere occasional effusions,...

...before another such is given us to waste. All that remains of Burns, the Writings he has left, seem to us, as we hinted above, no more than a poor mutilated...of a genius that could never show itself complete; thai wanted all things for completeness: culture,1 leisure, true effort, nay, even length of life....

...before another such Is given us to waste. All that remains of Burns, the Writings he has left, seem to us, as we hinted above, no more than a poor mutilated fraction of wha: was in him; brief, broken glimpses of a geniq* that could never show itself complete; th«' panted...

...in the writings of the poet himself. All that remains of Burns, the writings he has left, seem to us no more than a poor mutilated fraction of what was...culture, leisure, true effort, nay, even length of life. * * * There is something in his poems which forbids the most fastidious student of poetry to pass them...

...in the writings of the poet himself. All that remains of Burns, the writings he has left, seem to us no more than a poor mutilated fraction of what was...of a genius that could never show itself complete; t'.iat wanted all things for completeness — culture, leisure, true effort, nay, even length of life....