The Friend, Conducted by S.T. Coleridge, No, Том 3Henry Nelson Coleridge 1850 |
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... 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.
... 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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Henry Nelson Coleridge. errors , either with respect to person or thing , could a young man fall , who had fincerely entered upon the course of moral difcipline which has been re- commended , and to which the condition of youth , it has ...
Henry Nelson Coleridge. errors , either with respect to person or thing , could a young man fall , who had fincerely entered upon the course of moral difcipline which has been re- commended , and to which the condition of youth , it has ...
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... respect . The whole of this tedious fiege , from its com- mencement to the figning of the capitulation , called forth into ' constant activity the rarest and moft difficult virtues of a commanding mind ; vir- tues of no show or ...
... respect . The whole of this tedious fiege , from its com- mencement to the figning of the capitulation , called forth into ' constant activity the rarest and moft difficult virtues of a commanding mind ; vir- tues of no show or ...
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