The Friend, Conducted by S.T. Coleridge, No, Том 3Henry Nelson Coleridge 1850 |
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... existence , thus finally to depart and be seen no more . This is nature teaching seriously and fweetly through the affections , melting the heart , and , through that instinct of tenderness , developing the understanding . In this ...
... existence , thus finally to depart and be seen no more . This is nature teaching seriously and fweetly through the affections , melting the heart , and , through that instinct of tenderness , developing the understanding . In this ...
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... existence ? If thou haft indeed attained to this , thou wilt have felt the presence of a mystery , which must have fixed thy fpirit in awe and wonder . The very words , There is nothing ! or , There was a time , when there was nothing ...
... existence ? If thou haft indeed attained to this , thou wilt have felt the presence of a mystery , which must have fixed thy fpirit in awe and wonder . The very words , There is nothing ! or , There was a time , when there was nothing ...
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... existence or poffibility of the world , as differ- ent from Deity . It finds itself constrained to iden- tify , more truly to confound , the Creator with the aggregate of his creatures , and , cutting the knot which it cannot untwift ...
... existence or poffibility of the world , as differ- ent from Deity . It finds itself constrained to iden- tify , more truly to confound , the Creator with the aggregate of his creatures , and , cutting the knot which it cannot untwift ...
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