The Friend, Conducted by S.T. Coleridge, No, Том 3Henry Nelson Coleridge 1850 |
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... instance be not objected to as favouring of geographical pedantry , that truly amiable man and genuine poet having been born but a few furlongs from the English border ) , Dugald Stewart , Burns , Walter Scott , Hogg and Campbell not to ...
... instance be not objected to as favouring of geographical pedantry , that truly amiable man and genuine poet having been born but a few furlongs from the English border ) , Dugald Stewart , Burns , Walter Scott , Hogg and Campbell not to ...
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... instance in which , by the surplus of its own activity , Ham- let's mind difturbs the arrangement , of which that very activity had been the cause and impulse . † Thus exuberance of mind , on the one hand , in- terferes with the forms ...
... instance in which , by the surplus of its own activity , Ham- let's mind difturbs the arrangement , of which that very activity had been the cause and impulse . † Thus exuberance of mind , on the one hand , in- terferes with the forms ...
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... instance , on the fact , that I have only reproclaimed the co- inciding prescripts of the Athenian Verulam , and the British Plato - genuinam fcilicet Platonis dialec- ticem , et methodologiam principialem FRANCISCI DE VERULAMIO . In ...
... instance , on the fact , that I have only reproclaimed the co- inciding prescripts of the Athenian Verulam , and the British Plato - genuinam fcilicet Platonis dialec- ticem , et methodologiam principialem FRANCISCI DE VERULAMIO . In ...
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