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1
I think the head perfect, and the other
very
poetical
and picturesque.
2
People had not had the leisure to be
very
poetical
as yet.
3
Perhaps we have enjoyed a very enthusiastic, a
very
poetical
,
Christmas Day!
4
The child was
very
poetical
when she lived alone with herself.
5
This, though not
very
poetical
,
is the description of a poet.
6
This is a
very
poetical
thing for a hundred battered-looking men to attempt.
7
And we must have sandwiches too, though they're NOT
very
poetical
.
8
I may adopt the words of a poet-thoughthey may not be
very
poetical
:
-
9
You are
very
poetical
,
but I am sorry to say it will not do.
10
Primeval seemed to her to be a
very
poetical
word.
11
The first has but little invention,
very
poetical
choice of expression and a good ear.
12
And some
very
poetical
description, too, Doctor; although you affect to despise it so much.
13
It is a very remarkable production-verywild, very extravagant, very German, very powerful,
very
poetical
.
14
Jane colored, as with some awkwardness she replied, "Moore was certainly
very
poetical
.
"
15
I thought it
very
poetical
and very pretty; but whether it was true-how could I tell?
16
He did the same in another not
very
poetical
region who invented the Latin law-term, 'stellionatus.'
very
poetical
very