The Friend, Conducted by S.T. Coleridge, No, Том 3Henry Nelson Coleridge 1850 |
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... person , and , through him , upon those who love him ; nor as they may connect his name , through a family to be founded by his fuc- cess , in a closer chain of gratitude with some portion of pofterity , who shall speak of him as among ...
... person , and , through him , upon those who love him ; nor as they may connect his name , through a family to be founded by his fuc- cess , in a closer chain of gratitude with some portion of pofterity , who shall speak of him as among ...
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... which hath carried me forward . In fuch a mixed affemblage as our age presents , with its genuine merit and its large overbalance of alloy , I may boldly afk into what errors , either with respect to person or thing , INTRODUCTION . 4I.
... which hath carried me forward . In fuch a mixed affemblage as our age presents , with its genuine merit and its large overbalance of alloy , I may boldly afk into what errors , either with respect to person or thing , INTRODUCTION . 4I.
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... person , signing himself " Carlyol , ” has addressed a threatening and abu- five letter to me from Dover . I fhall not tell him that fuch an act was ungentlemanly , unmanly , and unchristian , for this would be to him the fame " learned ...
... person , signing himself " Carlyol , ” has addressed a threatening and abu- five letter to me from Dover . I fhall not tell him that fuch an act was ungentlemanly , unmanly , and unchristian , for this would be to him the fame " learned ...
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