Biographia Literaria, 1817, Volumen1Scolar Press, 1971 - 310 páginas |
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... lines , in which to embody them . I never object to a certain degree of disputa- tiousness in a young man from the age of seven- teen to that of four or five and twenty , provided I find him always arguing on one side of the question ...
... lines , in which to embody them . I never object to a certain degree of disputa- tiousness in a young man from the age of seven- teen to that of four or five and twenty , provided I find him always arguing on one side of the question ...
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Samuel Taylor Coleridge. the lines , which we have drawn , in order to exclude the conceptions of others . I'ai ... line . Whether the point is moved in one and the same direction , or whether its direction is continually changed ...
Samuel Taylor Coleridge. the lines , which we have drawn , in order to exclude the conceptions of others . I'ai ... line . Whether the point is moved in one and the same direction , or whether its direction is continually changed ...
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... line , I can be compelled by a line drawn before me on the slate or on sand . The stroke thus drawn is indeed not the line itself , but only the image or picture of the line . It is not from it , that we first learn to know the line ...
... line , I can be compelled by a line drawn before me on the slate or on sand . The stroke thus drawn is indeed not the line itself , but only the image or picture of the line . It is not from it , that we first learn to know the line ...
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