The Friend, Conducted by S.T. Coleridge, No, Том 3Henry Nelson Coleridge 1850 |
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... same thorough knowledge of the te- nets which his adversary , with impetuous zeal , but in confufion also , and thrown off his guard at every turn of the argument , is labouring to maintain . If it be a queftion of the fine arts ...
... same thorough knowledge of the te- nets which his adversary , with impetuous zeal , but in confufion also , and thrown off his guard at every turn of the argument , is labouring to maintain . If it be a queftion of the fine arts ...
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... same spirit the fage and observant historian attri- butes the growth and strength of the Roman re- public to the general reverence of the invifible powers , and the confequent horror in which the breaking of an oath was holden . This he ...
... same spirit the fage and observant historian attri- butes the growth and strength of the Roman re- public to the general reverence of the invifible powers , and the confequent horror in which the breaking of an oath was holden . This he ...
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... same title ; for by its title only , and the pleasure expreffed by all who have spoken to me of it , am I acquainted with that publication . But at the same time I had meant to add , as an appendix , a catalogue raisonné of the fights ...
... same title ; for by its title only , and the pleasure expreffed by all who have spoken to me of it , am I acquainted with that publication . But at the same time I had meant to add , as an appendix , a catalogue raisonné of the fights ...
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