Biographia Literaria, 1817, Volumen2Scolar Press, 1971 - 310 páginas |
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Samuel Taylor Coleridge. with the passion . " But is this a poet , of whom a poet is speaking ? No surely ! rather of a fool or madman : or at best of a vain or igno- rant phantast ! And might not Brains so wild and so deficient make ...
Samuel Taylor Coleridge. with the passion . " But is this a poet , of whom a poet is speaking ? No surely ! rather of a fool or madman : or at best of a vain or igno- rant phantast ! And might not Brains so wild and so deficient make ...
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... poet's office to proceed upon that state of asso- ciation , which actually exists as general ; instead of attempting first to make it what it ought to be , and then to let the pleasure follow . But here is unfortunately a small Hysteron ...
... poet's office to proceed upon that state of asso- ciation , which actually exists as general ; instead of attempting first to make it what it ought to be , and then to let the pleasure follow . But here is unfortunately a small Hysteron ...
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... poet and a philo- sopher in the fable of his narration , had chosen to make him a chimney - sweeper ; and then , in order to remove all doubts on the subject , had invented on account of his birth , parentage and education , with all ...
... poet and a philo- sopher in the fable of his narration , had chosen to make him a chimney - sweeper ; and then , in order to remove all doubts on the subject , had invented on account of his birth , parentage and education , with all ...
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