Biographia Literaria; Or Biographical Sketches of My Literary Life and Opinions, Volumen2Fenner, 1817 - 309 páginas |
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... natural feelings . I have to beg Dr. Bell's pardon for this connection of the two names , but he knows that contrast is no less powerful a cause of association than likeness . an author as natural , his answer to it must 61.
... natural feelings . I have to beg Dr. Bell's pardon for this connection of the two names , but he knows that contrast is no less powerful a cause of association than likeness . an author as natural , his answer to it must 61.
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Samuel Taylor Coleridge. an author as natural , his answer to it must needs be interpreted in some sense which either is , or has been , or is capable of being controverted . My object then must be to discover some other meaning for the ...
Samuel Taylor Coleridge. an author as natural , his answer to it must needs be interpreted in some sense which either is , or has been , or is capable of being controverted . My object then must be to discover some other meaning for the ...
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... defect , the language of these lines does in no respect differ from that of prose . " An idealist defending his system by the fact , that when asleep we often believe ourselves 7 awake , was well answered by his plain neigh- 64.
... defect , the language of these lines does in no respect differ from that of prose . " An idealist defending his system by the fact , that when asleep we often believe ourselves 7 awake , was well answered by his plain neigh- 64.
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Samuel Taylor Coleridge. 7 awake , was well answered by his plain neigh- bour , " Ah , but when awake do we ever believe ourselves asleep ? " - Things identical must be convertible . The preceding passage seems to rest on a similar ...
Samuel Taylor Coleridge. 7 awake , was well answered by his plain neigh- bour , " Ah , but when awake do we ever believe ourselves asleep ? " - Things identical must be convertible . The preceding passage seems to rest on a similar ...
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... answer of POLIXENES , in the Winter's Tale , to PERDITA'S neglect of the streaked gilly - flowers , because she had heard it said , " There is an art which in their piedness shares " With great creating nature . Pol : Say there be ...
... answer of POLIXENES , in the Winter's Tale , to PERDITA'S neglect of the streaked gilly - flowers , because she had heard it said , " There is an art which in their piedness shares " With great creating nature . Pol : Say there be ...
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