Biographia Literaria, 第 1 卷Clarendon Press, 1965 - 334 頁 |
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... appear no ordinary praise in any man to have passed from innocence into virtue , not only free from all vicious habit , but unstained by one act of intemperance , or the degrada- 15 tions akin to intemperance . That scheme of head ...
... appear no ordinary praise in any man to have passed from innocence into virtue , not only free from all vicious habit , but unstained by one act of intemperance , or the degrada- 15 tions akin to intemperance . That scheme of head ...
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... appears to us or it does not 5 appear . So that we ought not to pursue it with a view of detecting its secret source , but to watch in quiet till it sud- denly shines upon us ; preparing ourselves for the blessed spectacle as the eye ...
... appears to us or it does not 5 appear . So that we ought not to pursue it with a view of detecting its secret source , but to watch in quiet till it sud- denly shines upon us ; preparing ourselves for the blessed spectacle as the eye ...
第 212 頁
... appears a letter from Coleridge ( which must have been written in the same month ) , where he says : ' I sent to the Monthly ... appear in the Biog . Lit. , shows that Coleridge has added largely , in the first sonnet , to the number of ...
... appears a letter from Coleridge ( which must have been written in the same month ) , where he says : ' I sent to the Monthly ... appear in the Biog . Lit. , shows that Coleridge has added largely , in the first sonnet , to the number of ...
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