Biographia Literaria1958 |
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第 lxix 頁
... tion of fancy is founded , apparently , on the psychological discussion of the earlier chapters , not on the theory of knowledge propounded later on . As to the imagination , it seems at first sight , from the close coincidence of ...
... tion of fancy is founded , apparently , on the psychological discussion of the earlier chapters , not on the theory of knowledge propounded later on . As to the imagination , it seems at first sight , from the close coincidence of ...
第 36 頁
... tion * . Neither by letter , or in conversation , have I ever * Some years ago , a gentleman , the chief writer and con- ductor of a celebrated review , distinguished by its hostility to Mr. Southey , spent a day or two at Keswick ...
... tion * . Neither by letter , or in conversation , have I ever * Some years ago , a gentleman , the chief writer and con- ductor of a celebrated review , distinguished by its hostility to Mr. Southey , spent a day or two at Keswick ...
第 126 頁
... tion . I have given my opinions on this point , and the ro grounds of them , in my letters to Judge Fletcher occasioned by his CHARGE to the Wexford grand jury , and published in the Courier . Be this as it may , the evil spirit of ...
... tion . I have given my opinions on this point , and the ro grounds of them , in my letters to Judge Fletcher occasioned by his CHARGE to the Wexford grand jury , and published in the Courier . Be this as it may , the evil spirit of ...
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