entirely

Formed in my own poor soul a great moral basis to rest on.

Ah, but indeed I see, I feel it factitious entirely;

I refuse, reject, and put it utterly from me;

If it could only be known, though we may never meet him again, that

It was all George's doing, and we were entirely unconscious,

It would extremely relieve--Your ever affectionate Mary.

of his fable. The only passion that threatened the

disturbance of domestic peace he entirely eradicates;

and this is all that nature permitted him. to do: for

found guilty; and Betterton and Mrs. Bracegirdle

were actually fined. These severities were not entirely

thrown away. From this period may be dated the in-

to promote virtue and chastity, though the custom of the age made the

authors not entirely abstain from expressions not then esteemed gross, but

which now must offend every modest ear.

printed : I thought not convenient to mix them with this volume, which

of itself is entirely new. And indeed it would have rendered the book so

voluminous, that ladies and gentlewomen would have found it scarce

Grateful and glad to think that all

Such doubts would seem entirely vain

To her whose nature’s lighter fall

of Italy — which Rossetti put into print when preparing the

volume of 1870, we can for once entirely agree with him and

his editor as to the propriety of its remaining unpublished. 4