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According to his own account in the Biographia Literaria , it was during the recital by Wordsworth of a certain poem that Coleridge first awoke to the sense of a specific quality , which this poem exhibited in a marked degree .
According to his own account in the Biographia Literaria , it was during the recital by Wordsworth of a certain poem that Coleridge first awoke to the sense of a specific quality , which this poem exhibited in a marked degree .
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They take , namely , the words irrepresentable and impossible in one and the same meaning ; and , according to the forms of sensuous evidence , the notion of the continuous and the infinite is doubtless impossible .
They take , namely , the words irrepresentable and impossible in one and the same meaning ; and , according to the forms of sensuous evidence , the notion of the continuous and the infinite is doubtless impossible .
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The commentary is a very sublime enunciation of the dignity of the human soul according to the principles of Plato . ' who could boast of a Sir Philip Sidney , & c . Bruno made the acquaintance of Sidney and Fulke Greville during his ...
The commentary is a very sublime enunciation of the dignity of the human soul according to the principles of Plato . ' who could boast of a Sir Philip Sidney , & c . Bruno made the acquaintance of Sidney and Fulke Greville during his ...
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