Coleridge's Literary CriticismOxford University Press, 1949 - 266 страници |
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... continued resistance , he will gradually adopt those opinions , which were the least remote from his own convictions , as not less con- gruous with his own theory than with that which he reprobates . In like manner with a kind of ...
... continued resistance , he will gradually adopt those opinions , which were the least remote from his own convictions , as not less con- gruous with his own theory than with that which he reprobates . In like manner with a kind of ...
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... Aɛ far as metre acts in and for itself , it tends to increase the vivacity and susceptibility both of the general feelings and of the attention . This effect it produces by the continued excitement of surprize , and by WORDSWORTH 53.
... Aɛ far as metre acts in and for itself , it tends to increase the vivacity and susceptibility both of the general feelings and of the attention . This effect it produces by the continued excitement of surprize , and by WORDSWORTH 53.
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... continued instance of this beauty . Waller's song , ' Go , lovely Rose ' , is doubtless familiar to most of my readers ; but if I had happened to have had by me the poems of COTTON , more but far less deservedly celebrated as the author ...
... continued instance of this beauty . Waller's song , ' Go , lovely Rose ' , is doubtless familiar to most of my readers ; but if I had happened to have had by me the poems of COTTON , more but far less deservedly celebrated as the author ...
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