Biographia Literaria, 第 1 卷 |
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In addition to far higher and more important merits , our present Bible societies and other numerous associations for national or charitable objects , may serve perhaps to carry off the superfluous activity and fervour of stirring minds ...
In addition to far higher and more important merits , our present Bible societies and other numerous associations for national or charitable objects , may serve perhaps to carry off the superfluous activity and fervour of stirring minds ...
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6 lost sight of ; for the allusions to him in the more important periodicals ( such as the Edinburgh Review , the Quarterly , the British Critic , the Analytical Review ) during these seventeen years ' are neither frequent , nor ( with ...
6 lost sight of ; for the allusions to him in the more important periodicals ( such as the Edinburgh Review , the Quarterly , the British Critic , the Analytical Review ) during these seventeen years ' are neither frequent , nor ( with ...
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As there is no question of any deep intellectual affinity between Maass and Coleridge , it is not of importance to discuss ... He has brought together many important observations upon the human soul , and made striking remarks thereon .
As there is no question of any deep intellectual affinity between Maass and Coleridge , it is not of importance to discuss ... He has brought together many important observations upon the human soul , and made striking remarks thereon .
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