Biographia Literaria, 第 2 卷 |
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Now the question cannot be answered by the pleasure of the metre itself : for this we have shown to be ... Neither can I conceive any other answer that can be rationally given , short of this : I write in metre , because I am about to ...
Now the question cannot be answered by the pleasure of the metre itself : for this we have shown to be ... Neither can I conceive any other answer that can be rationally given , short of this : I write in metre , because I am about to ...
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... things of fear have lost their power over me , ” is separated from the former by a break or pause , and , besides that it is a very poor answer to the danger , is no 15 answer at all to the gross indelicacy of this wilful exposure .
... things of fear have lost their power over me , ” is separated from the former by a break or pause , and , besides that it is a very poor answer to the danger , is no 15 answer at all to the gross indelicacy of this wilful exposure .
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39 ( An Answer to Animadversions , & c . , and An Answer to Eikon Basilike . ) PAGE 46 1. 1. Unless therefore the difference denied be that of the mere words . Coleridge speaks as if there were little or no question of Wordsworth having ...
39 ( An Answer to Animadversions , & c . , and An Answer to Eikon Basilike . ) PAGE 46 1. 1. Unless therefore the difference denied be that of the mere words . Coleridge speaks as if there were little or no question of Wordsworth having ...
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