Specimens of the Table Talk of the Late Samuel Taylor Coleridge: In Two Volumes, Том 1John Murray, 1835 |
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... of this little work , any one of its readers shall gain a clearer insight into the deep and pregnant principles , in the light of which Mr. Coleridge was accustomed to re- gard God and the World , —I shall look upon PREFACE . xi.
... of this little work , any one of its readers shall gain a clearer insight into the deep and pregnant principles , in the light of which Mr. Coleridge was accustomed to re- gard God and the World , —I shall look upon PREFACE . xi.
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... look upon the publication as fortunate , and consider myself abundantly rewarded for whatever trouble it has cost me . A cursory inspection will show that these volumes lay no claim to be ranked with Boswell's in point of dramatic ...
... look upon the publication as fortunate , and consider myself abundantly rewarded for whatever trouble it has cost me . A cursory inspection will show that these volumes lay no claim to be ranked with Boswell's in point of dramatic ...
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... look into the charges ; sift them . Among them , the accuser himself acknowledges that there is only one of any moment , the others having been lugged in to swell the counts of the indictment , through a somewhat over - anxious fear ― a ...
... look into the charges ; sift them . Among them , the accuser himself acknowledges that there is only one of any moment , the others having been lugged in to swell the counts of the indictment , through a somewhat over - anxious fear ― a ...
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... look would rack , a heart which would have beaten calmly in the tremblings of an earth- quake . He shrank from mere uneasiness like a child , and bore the preparatory agonies of his death - attack like a martyr . Sinned against a ...
... look would rack , a heart which would have beaten calmly in the tremblings of an earth- quake . He shrank from mere uneasiness like a child , and bore the preparatory agonies of his death - attack like a martyr . Sinned against a ...
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... look'd far down the pit - --- My sight was bounded by a jutting fragment ; And it was stain'd with blood . Then first I shriek''d ; My eyeballs burnt , my brain grew hot as fire , And all the hanging drops of the wet roof cried out ...
... look'd far down the pit - --- My sight was bounded by a jutting fragment ; And it was stain'd with blood . Then first I shriek''d ; My eyeballs burnt , my brain grew hot as fire , And all the hanging drops of the wet roof cried out ...
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