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In H. N. Coleridge's reproduction of the course in the Literary Remains ' there occurs under Lecture XIII an essay ' On Poesy or Art ' which , whether it actually formed part of the course or not , must have been composed about the same ...
In H. N. Coleridge's reproduction of the course in the Literary Remains ' there occurs under Lecture XIII an essay ' On Poesy or Art ' which , whether it actually formed part of the course or not , must have been composed about the same ...
第 192 頁
... since the revolution , and that the errors which I propose to attack cannot subsist , except as they are concealed behind the mask of a plausible 20 and indefinite nomenclature . But the worst and widest impediment still remains .
... since the revolution , and that the errors which I propose to attack cannot subsist , except as they are concealed behind the mask of a plausible 20 and indefinite nomenclature . But the worst and widest impediment still remains .
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You have been obliged to omit so many links , from the necessity of compression , that what remains , looks ( if I may recur to my former illustration ) like the frag- 25 ments of the winding steps of an old ruined tower .
You have been obliged to omit so many links , from the necessity of compression , that what remains , looks ( if I may recur to my former illustration ) like the frag- 25 ments of the winding steps of an old ruined tower .
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