Biographia Literaria: Or, Biographical Sketches of My Literary Life and Opinions, 第 1 卷 |
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... lamentable effects in the world of letters , and such as are abundant to explain , tho ' by no means to justify , the contempt with which the best grounded complaints of injured tion , and put them on their guard . And D 3 37 show, ...
... lamentable effects in the world of letters , and such as are abundant to explain , tho ' by no means to justify , the contempt with which the best grounded complaints of injured tion , and put them on their guard . And D 3 37 show, ...
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tion , and put them on their guard . And hence individuals below mediocrity not less in natural power than in acquired knowledge ; nay , bunglers that had failed in the lowest mechanic crafts , and whose presumption is in due proportion ...
tion , and put them on their guard . And hence individuals below mediocrity not less in natural power than in acquired knowledge ; nay , bunglers that had failed in the lowest mechanic crafts , and whose presumption is in due proportion ...
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His conversa- , tion extended to almost all subjects , except . physics and politics ; with the latter he never troubled himself . Yet neither my retirement nor my utter abstraction from all the disputes , of the day could secure me in ...
His conversa- , tion extended to almost all subjects , except . physics and politics ; with the latter he never troubled himself . Yet neither my retirement nor my utter abstraction from all the disputes , of the day could secure me in ...
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