The Friend, Conducted by S.T. Coleridge, No, Том 3Henry Nelson Coleridge 1850 |
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... seems just called to the con- sciousness of himself , and to his true place in the intellectual world ; and gratitude and reverence towards those to whom he owes this recovery of his dignity , tend much to subject him to the domi- nion ...
... seems just called to the con- sciousness of himself , and to his true place in the intellectual world ; and gratitude and reverence towards those to whom he owes this recovery of his dignity , tend much to subject him to the domi- nion ...
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... seems the tendency of the German ; zeal , zealotry of the English ; fanaticifm of the French . But the thoughtful reader will find these and many other characteristic points contained in , and deducible from the relations which the mind ...
... seems the tendency of the German ; zeal , zealotry of the English ; fanaticifm of the French . But the thoughtful reader will find these and many other characteristic points contained in , and deducible from the relations which the mind ...
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... seems evermore to flit before him , twice or thrice only to have been seized , and after a momentary detention to have been again let go : * Ariftoph . Nubes . 316 , & c . — Ed . as if the words of the charm had been incomplete 138 THE ...
... seems evermore to flit before him , twice or thrice only to have been seized , and after a momentary detention to have been again let go : * Ariftoph . Nubes . 316 , & c . — Ed . as if the words of the charm had been incomplete 138 THE ...
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