The Friend, Conducted by S.T. Coleridge, No, Том 3Henry Nelson Coleridge 1850 |
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... thought through feeling ; yet in thoughts she begins and ends . A familiar incident may elucidate this contrast in the operations of nature , may render plain the manner in which a process of intellectual improve- ments , the reverse of ...
... thought through feeling ; yet in thoughts she begins and ends . A familiar incident may elucidate this contrast in the operations of nature , may render plain the manner in which a process of intellectual improve- ments , the reverse of ...
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... thought , " ( faid the gallant man , in a letter written in the firft fenfe of the af- front ) " I fancied - but nay , it must have been a dream , an idle dream - yet I confess it , I did fancy , that I had done my country service ; and ...
... thought , " ( faid the gallant man , in a letter written in the firft fenfe of the af- front ) " I fancied - but nay , it must have been a dream , an idle dream - yet I confess it , I did fancy , that I had done my country service ; and ...
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... thought of realizing it . Independently of the delightful recollections , the lively portraiture and inward mufic , which would enliven my own fancy dur- ing the compofition , it appeared to me to poffefs the merit of harmonizing an ...
... thought of realizing it . Independently of the delightful recollections , the lively portraiture and inward mufic , which would enliven my own fancy dur- ing the compofition , it appeared to me to poffefs the merit of harmonizing an ...
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