The Friend, Conducted by S.T. Coleridge, No, Том 3Henry Nelson Coleridge 1850 |
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... light which had furvived the extinguished flame , did not , at fome time or other , watch that light as if his mind were bound to it by a fpell . It fades and revives , gathers to a point , seems as if it would go out in a moment ...
... light which had furvived the extinguished flame , did not , at fome time or other , watch that light as if his mind were bound to it by a fpell . It fades and revives , gathers to a point , seems as if it would go out in a moment ...
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... light ; while a fourth composes the electrical aura of oxygen , hydrogen , and caloric ; -this does but place the truth we have been evolving in a stronger and clearer light . For abftract from all these fup- pofitions , or rather ...
... light ; while a fourth composes the electrical aura of oxygen , hydrogen , and caloric ; -this does but place the truth we have been evolving in a stronger and clearer light . For abftract from all these fup- pofitions , or rather ...
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... light on his mind , changed the boon companion into the hero and the man of genius ; and with the most graceful tranfition he would make his company as ferious as himself . When the taper of his genius seemed extinguished , it was still ...
... light on his mind , changed the boon companion into the hero and the man of genius ; and with the most graceful tranfition he would make his company as ferious as himself . When the taper of his genius seemed extinguished , it was still ...
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