Biographia Literaria, 第 1 卷Oxford University Press, 1967 |
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... speak exclusively of the two volumes so entitled . A careful and repeated ex- amination of these confirms me in the belief , that the omission of less than an hundred lines would have precluded nine - tenths of the criticism on this ...
... speak exclusively of the two volumes so entitled . A careful and repeated ex- amination of these confirms me in the belief , that the omission of less than an hundred lines would have precluded nine - tenths of the criticism on this ...
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... speak . With the opportunities which I enjoyed , it would have been disgraceful not to have been familiar with their writings ; and I have already said as much as the present biographical sketch requires concerning the German philo ...
... speak . With the opportunities which I enjoyed , it would have been disgraceful not to have been familiar with their writings ; and I have already said as much as the present biographical sketch requires concerning the German philo ...
第 222 頁
... speak of ' the debasing effects of this miserable theory ' , ' the open violation of the established laws of poetry ' , & c .; and cite the weakest verses to confirm their censures . ( See Edin . Rev. , Oct. 1802 , Oct. 1807. ) PAGE 52 ...
... speak of ' the debasing effects of this miserable theory ' , ' the open violation of the established laws of poetry ' , & c .; and cite the weakest verses to confirm their censures . ( See Edin . Rev. , Oct. 1802 , Oct. 1807. ) PAGE 52 ...
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