William Wordsworth: The Borders of VisionClarendon Press, 1982 - 496 頁 |
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第 184 頁
... position ten or twelve years later offers some interesting parallels . He too was uncertain how far his intuitions were to be trusted . As he put it , in rather technical language , at the end of The Statesman's Manual ( 1816 ) ...
... position ten or twelve years later offers some interesting parallels . He too was uncertain how far his intuitions were to be trusted . As he put it , in rather technical language , at the end of The Statesman's Manual ( 1816 ) ...
第 286 頁
... position is perhaps rather similar to that of Keats in his letter to Haydon of December 1818 : ' I admire human nature but I do not like men . ' ' I should like ' , Keats goes on , ' to compose things honourable to man - but not ...
... position is perhaps rather similar to that of Keats in his letter to Haydon of December 1818 : ' I admire human nature but I do not like men . ' ' I should like ' , Keats goes on , ' to compose things honourable to man - but not ...
第 441 頁
... position in The Borderers ( begun in the autumn ) , where he is frightened that the human educability in which he continues with Godwin to believe need not , as Godwin asserts , be inevitably a force for good . 41. As , very probably ...
... position in The Borderers ( begun in the autumn ) , where he is frightened that the human educability in which he continues with Godwin to believe need not , as Godwin asserts , be inevitably a force for good . 41. As , very probably ...
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AN OBSCURE SENSE OF POSSIBLE | 1 |
SPOTS OF TIME AND SOURCES OF POWER | 36 |
THE CHILD AS FATHER | 66 |
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