The Friend, Conducted by S.T. Coleridge, No, Том 3Henry Nelson Coleridge 1850 |
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... these , fuch a rapture of life and hope , and joy , that the foul , in the power of its happiness , tranfmutes things effentially repugnant to it , into the excel- lence of its own nature : these are the spells that cheat the eye of the ...
... these , fuch a rapture of life and hope , and joy , that the foul , in the power of its happiness , tranfmutes things effentially repugnant to it , into the excel- lence of its own nature : these are the spells that cheat the eye of the ...
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... These and not his fophifms con- ftituted him a fophift , a fophift whofe eloquence and logical skill rendered him ... these causes , at an early period of the process , and no unimportant part of it , the sophists made their first ...
... These and not his fophifms con- ftituted him a fophift , a fophift whofe eloquence and logical skill rendered him ... these causes , at an early period of the process , and no unimportant part of it , the sophists made their first ...
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... These are the fole factors of the calculus , alike in all the theories . These give the law , and in it the method , both of arranging the phænomena and of fubftantiating appearances into facts of fcience ; with a fuccefs proportionate ...
... These are the fole factors of the calculus , alike in all the theories . These give the law , and in it the method , both of arranging the phænomena and of fubftantiating appearances into facts of fcience ; with a fuccefs proportionate ...
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