2113 ([return])
[ These lines were written by Deckar, in a spirit of boldness equal to its piety. Hazlitt has or said of them, that they "ought to embalm his memory to every one who has a sense either of religion, or philosophy, or humanity, or true genius.">[

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2114 ([return])
[ Reboul, originally a baker of Nismes, was the author of many beautiful poems—amongst others, of the exquisite piece known in this country by its English translation, entitled 'The Angel and the Child.']

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2115 ([return])
[ 'Cornhill Magazine,' vol. xvi. p. 322.]

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2116 ([return])
[ 'Holy Living and Dying,' ch. ii. sect. 6.]

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2117 ([return])
[ Ibid., ch. iii. sect. 6.]

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