Biographia Literaria, 第 2 卷Oxford University Press, 1968 - 334 頁 |
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... feeling of his superiority 20 awakened by the contrast presented to him ; even as for the same purpose the kings and great ... feelings ; and from the necessary character of rural occupa- tions are more easily comprehended , and are more ...
... feeling of his superiority 20 awakened by the contrast presented to him ; even as for the same purpose the kings and great ... feelings ; and from the necessary character of rural occupa- tions are more easily comprehended , and are more ...
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... feelings of our childhood . This ballad , therefore , we read under such recollections of 15 our own childish feelings , as would equally endear to us poems , which Mr. Wordsworth himself would regard as faulty in the opposite extreme ...
... feelings of our childhood . This ballad , therefore , we read under such recollections of 15 our own childish feelings , as would equally endear to us poems , which Mr. Wordsworth himself would regard as faulty in the opposite extreme ...
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... feelings an habitual and assured anticipa- tion of reciprocal respect from them to himself . In short , the gentlemanly character arises out of the feeling of Equality , acting as a Habit , yet flexible to the varieties of Rank , and ...
... feelings an habitual and assured anticipa- tion of reciprocal respect from them to himself . In short , the gentlemanly character arises out of the feeling of Equality , acting as a Habit , yet flexible to the varieties of Rank , and ...
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