The Friend, Conducted by S.T. Coleridge, No, Том 3Henry Nelson Coleridge 1850 |
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... see without . I cannot fee death ; and he that hath not this free- dom is a flave . He is in the arms of that , the phantom of which he beholdeth and feemeth to himself to flee from . Thus , you fee that the king hath a will to redeem ...
... see without . I cannot fee death ; and he that hath not this free- dom is a flave . He is in the arms of that , the phantom of which he beholdeth and feemeth to himself to flee from . Thus , you fee that the king hath a will to redeem ...
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... See the Protagoras , f . 12 ; and the naπnnèv , avтoпT0021- κὸν , μαθηματοπωλικὸν γένος , of the Sophiftes , f . 21.Ed. + See Ariftot . De Reprehenfione Sophist . " Eσrì yàp ʼn cop65- τικὴ , φαινομένη σοφία · οὖσα δὲ μή · καὶ ὁ σοφιστὴς ...
... See the Protagoras , f . 12 ; and the naπnnèv , avтoпT0021- κὸν , μαθηματοπωλικὸν γένος , of the Sophiftes , f . 21.Ed. + See Ariftot . De Reprehenfione Sophist . " Eσrì yàp ʼn cop65- τικὴ , φαινομένη σοφία · οὖσα δὲ μή · καὶ ὁ σοφιστὴς ...
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... see most delicious fruit hang , take me on thy shoulders and we will pluck thereof . This they did , and thus robbed their benefactor who had main- tained them , as unprofitable servants , out of his mere goodness and compaffion . The ...
... see most delicious fruit hang , take me on thy shoulders and we will pluck thereof . This they did , and thus robbed their benefactor who had main- tained them , as unprofitable servants , out of his mere goodness and compaffion . The ...
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