Biographia Literaria, 第 2 卷Oxford University Press, 1962 |
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... Coleridge takes no notice : he is either quoting from memory or from an earlier edition . It is noticeable that the alteration does not consist in the substitution of a word unsuitable for prose , but of a more concrete image . In 1827 ...
... Coleridge takes no notice : he is either quoting from memory or from an earlier edition . It is noticeable that the alteration does not consist in the substitution of a word unsuitable for prose , but of a more concrete image . In 1827 ...
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... Coleridge too , but he had nothing feasible in hand at the time ' . To Brabant Coleridge writes ( Jan. 1816 ) of another play , not the tragedy promised for Drury Lane , to which he is now putting the last hand to , with a view to its ...
... Coleridge too , but he had nothing feasible in hand at the time ' . To Brabant Coleridge writes ( Jan. 1816 ) of another play , not the tragedy promised for Drury Lane , to which he is now putting the last hand to , with a view to its ...
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... Coleridge . An able exposition of this conception is contained in Burke's Essay On the Sublime and Beautiful ( 1756 ) , at that time the most im- portant work on aesthetic yet published in England . In later years Coleridge spoke very ...
... Coleridge . An able exposition of this conception is contained in Burke's Essay On the Sublime and Beautiful ( 1756 ) , at that time the most im- portant work on aesthetic yet published in England . In later years Coleridge spoke very ...
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