The Friend, Conducted by S.T. Coleridge, No, Том 3Henry Nelson Coleridge 1850 |
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... observation and experiment lofe their effential co- pula . The component parts can never be re- duced into an harmonious whole , but muft owe their systematic arrangement to the accidents of an ever - shifting perspective . Much more ...
... observation and experiment lofe their effential co- pula . The component parts can never be re- duced into an harmonious whole , but muft owe their systematic arrangement to the accidents of an ever - shifting perspective . Much more ...
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... observation , unaided , but at the fame time unen- thralled , by partial experiment , as two streams from the fame fountain indeed , but flowing the one due weft , and the other direct east , and that confe- quently , the resemblance ...
... observation , unaided , but at the fame time unen- thralled , by partial experiment , as two streams from the fame fountain indeed , but flowing the one due weft , and the other direct east , and that confe- quently , the resemblance ...
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... observation of a Davy , a Wollafton , or a Hatchett ; By fome connatural force , Powerful at greatest distance to unite With fecret amity things of like kind , we find poetry , as it were , fubftantiated and real- ized in nature , -yea ...
... observation of a Davy , a Wollafton , or a Hatchett ; By fome connatural force , Powerful at greatest distance to unite With fecret amity things of like kind , we find poetry , as it were , fubftantiated and real- ized in nature , -yea ...
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