Coleridge's Literary CriticismH. Milford, 1931 - 266 страници |
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... possible , that with these principles others may have been blended , which are not equally evident ; and some which are unsteady and subvertible from the narrowness or imperfection of their basis . But it is more than possible , that ...
... possible , that with these principles others may have been blended , which are not equally evident ; and some which are unsteady and subvertible from the narrowness or imperfection of their basis . But it is more than possible , that ...
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... possible from the false and showy splendour which he wished to explode . It is possible , that this predilection , at first merely comparative , deviated for a time into 1 I had in my mind the striking but untranslatable epithet , which ...
... possible from the false and showy splendour which he wished to explode . It is possible , that this predilection , at first merely comparative , deviated for a time into 1 I had in my mind the striking but untranslatable epithet , which ...
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... possible for children ; even had they not been in the habit , as all Christian children are , of hearing the latter term used to express the former . But if the child's belief be only , that he is not dead , but sleepeth ' ; wherein ...
... possible for children ; even had they not been in the habit , as all Christian children are , of hearing the latter term used to express the former . But if the child's belief be only , that he is not dead , but sleepeth ' ; wherein ...
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