Coleridge's Literary CriticismH. Milford, 1931 - 266 страници |
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... delight and improve us by sentiments , which teach us the independence of goodness , of wisdom , and even of genius ... delighted and improved , when the POET Wordsworth himself exclaims , O many are the poets that are sown By Nature ...
... delight and improve us by sentiments , which teach us the independence of goodness , of wisdom , and even of genius ... delighted and improved , when the POET Wordsworth himself exclaims , O many are the poets that are sown By Nature ...
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... delight which their country received from generation to generation , in defiance of the altera- tions of ... delightful monster - wild , indeed , and without taste or judgment , but like the inspired idiots so much venerated in the East ...
... delight which their country received from generation to generation , in defiance of the altera- tions of ... delightful monster - wild , indeed , and without taste or judgment , but like the inspired idiots so much venerated in the East ...
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... delightful writer ; but whether he be a poet , must depend upon our definition of the word ; and , doubtless , if ... delight , its beauty is innate in the soul , and its bloom is of the freshness of nature . The next ground of ...
... delightful writer ; but whether he be a poet , must depend upon our definition of the word ; and , doubtless , if ... delight , its beauty is innate in the soul , and its bloom is of the freshness of nature . The next ground of ...
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