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1909 · PDF PAGE 409

The Equinox (Volume I, Number I)

…filial love towards our Heavenly Mother, Many beautiful and touch- ing thoughts are emabodied in the various verses, which cannot but do good to the pious soul.” The ‘Staffordshire Chronicle” says: “Under, this title there has appeared an anonymous volume of varses breathing the same exotic fragrance of Rossetti’s poem on out Lady that begins ‘Mother of the fair delight.” There is the same intense pre-Raphaelite atmosphere, the same asthetic revelling ia Catholic mysticism, the same rich imagery and gorgeous word-colouring that prevade the poet…

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1909 · PDF PAGE 409

The Equinox (Volume I, Number II)

…filial love towards our Heavenly Mother, Many beautiful and touch- ing thoughts are emabodied in the various verses, which cannot but do good to the pious soul.” The ‘Staffordshire Chronicle” says: “Under, this title there has appeared an anonymous volume of varses breathing the same exotic fragrance of Rossetti’s poem on out Lady that begins ‘Mother of the fair delight.” There is the same intense pre-Raphaelite atmosphere, the same asthetic revelling ia Catholic mysticism, the same rich imagery and gorgeous word-colouring that prevade the poet…

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1913 · PDF PAGE 593

The Equinox (Volume I, Number IX)

…nd filial love towards our Heavenly Mother. Many beautiful and touching thoughts are embodied in the various verses, which cannot but do good to the pious soul.” ‘The "Staffordshire Chronicle” ‘says—"Under this title there has appeared an anonymous volume of ‘verses breathing the same exotic fragrance of Rossetti's poem on Our Lady that, begins ‘ Mother of the fair delight.’ There is the same intense pre-Raphaelite atmosphere, the same aesthetic revelling in Catholic mysticism, the same rich imagery and gorgeous ‘word-colouring that pervade the…

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The Equinox (Volume I, Number X)

…nd filial love towards our Heavenly Mother. Many beautiful and touching thoughts are embodied in the various verses, which cannot but do good to the pious soul.” ‘The "Staffordshire Chronicle” ‘says—"Under this title there has appeared an anonymous volume of ‘verses breathing the same exotic fragrance of Rossetti's poem on Our Lady that, begins ‘ Mother of the fair delight.’ There is the same intense pre-Raphaelite atmosphere, the same aesthetic revelling in Catholic mysticism, the same rich imagery and gorgeous ‘word-colouring that pervade the…

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1912 · PDF PAGE 422

The Equinox (Volume I, Number VII)

…nd filial love towards our Heavenly Mother. Many beautiful and touching thoughts are embodied in the various verses, which cannot but do good to the pious soul.” ‘Staffordshire Chronicle” says— Under this title there has appeared an anonymous volume of verses breathing the same exotic fragrance of Rossetti’s poem on Our Lady that begins ‘Mother of the fair delight.’ There is the same intense pre-Raphaclite atmosphere, the same aesthetic revelling in Catholic mysticism, the same rich imagery and gorgeous word-colouring that pervade the poetic wo…

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The Equinox (Volume I, Number VIII)

…nd filial love towards our Heavenly Mother. Many beautiful and touching thoughts are embodied in the various verses, which cannot but do good to the pious soul.” ‘Staffordshire Chronicle” says— Under this title there has appeared an anonymous volume of verses breathing the same exotic fragrance of Rossetti’s poem on Our Lady that begins ‘Mother of the fair delight.’ There is the same intense pre-Raphaclite atmosphere, the same aesthetic revelling in Catholic mysticism, the same rich imagery and gorgeous word-colouring that pervade the poetic wo…

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