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No references found	LET me seize thy Pen Sublime, Which paints in flowing dulcet Rhyme The melting Pow'r, the Magic Art, Th' extatic raptures of the Heart: (1-4) Read in the context of the Della Crusca-Anna Matilda correspondence, Robinson's title and first lines connote so strongly because her intertextual practice deliberately blurs the question of who "The Muse" might be. Mary Robinson and the dramatic art of the comeback by Gamer, Michael; Robinson, Terry F. / Studies in Romanticism Charles' s interests, however, comically contrast with Fanny's reverie in this scene: Charles then rouz'd me somewhat out of this extatic distraction, with a complaint softly murmur'd amidst a croud of kisses, at the position, not so favourable to his desires, in which I receiv'd his urgent insistence for admission. Fanny's fantasies: class, gender and the unreliable narrator in ... by Gautier, Gary / Style Something In The Air In his Notice of Some Observations Made at the Medical Pneumatic Institution (1799), a text Beddoes wrote primarily to establish for his investors the path-breaking research into gases conducted at his newly founded Institute, he remarks on experiments then just completed: after the first moments of surprise it was impossible not to recognize the expressions of the most extatic pleasure. Thomas Beddoes and the physiology of Romantic medicine by Grinnell, George C. / Studies in Romanticism	Exsiccation Exsiccative Exsiccator Exsiliency Exsolution Exspoliation Exspuition Exsputory exstipulate exstrophy Exsuccous Exsuction Exsudation Exsufflate Exsufflation Exsufflicate Exsuscitate Exsuscitation ext ext. Extacy Extance Extancy extant Extasy Extatic extemporal Extemporanean extemporaneous extemporaneously Extemporarily extemporary extempore Extemporiness extemporisation extemporise Extemporization extemporize Extemporizer extend extend oneself extend to extendable Extendant extended extended care facility extended communications search extended family Extended letter extended order extended time scale	EXT (disambiguation) ext. ext. ext. ext. EXT1 Ext2 Ext2 Ext2 Ext2fs Ext3 Ext3 Ext3 Ext3fs EXTAC Extacy Extacy Extacy Extacy EXTAL Extance Extancy extant extant Extant (disambiguation) Extant (disambiguation) Extasy Extasy Extasy Extasy Extatic EXTC EXTD Extel International Financial Cards extemperaneous extemplo extemporal extemporal Extemporanean extemporaneity extemporaneity extemporaneity extemporaneous extemporaneous extemporaneous extemporaneous prescription extemporaneous prescription extemporaneous prescription extemporaneous prescription extemporaneous prescription extemporaneously extemporaneously extemporaneously extemporaneousness extemporaneousness extemporaneousness extemporarily extemporarily extemporariness extemporariness extemporary

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LET me seize thy Pen Sublime, Which paints in flowing dulcet Rhyme The melting Pow'r, the Magic Art, Th' extatic raptures of the Heart: (1-4) Read in the context of the Della Crusca-Anna Matilda correspondence, Robinson's title and first lines connote so strongly because her intertextual practice deliberately blurs the question of who "The Muse" might be.

Mary Robinson and the dramatic art of the comeback by Gamer, Michael; Robinson, Terry F. / Studies in Romanticism

Charles' s interests, however, comically contrast with Fanny's reverie in this scene: Charles then rouz'd me somewhat out of this extatic distraction, with a complaint softly murmur'd amidst a croud of kisses, at the position, not so favourable to his desires, in which I receiv'd his urgent insistence for admission.

Fanny's fantasies: class, gender and the unreliable narrator in ... by Gautier, Gary / Style

Something In The Air In his Notice of Some Observations Made at the Medical Pneumatic Institution (1799), a text Beddoes wrote primarily to establish for his investors the path-breaking research into gases conducted at his newly founded Institute, he remarks on experiments then just completed: after the first moments of surprise it was impossible not to recognize the expressions of the most extatic pleasure.

Thomas Beddoes and the physiology of Romantic medicine by Grinnell, George C. / Studies in Romanticism

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