Biographia Literaria, 第 2 卷 |
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The spirit breathing in this Fragment may justify what Mr. Coleridge says : but Dante does not appear to have used the expression attributed to him in the text ' ( Biog . Lit. 1847 , ii . 31 f . n . ) . In the same note Sara Coleridge ...
The spirit breathing in this Fragment may justify what Mr. Coleridge says : but Dante does not appear to have used the expression attributed to him in the text ' ( Biog . Lit. 1847 , ii . 31 f . n . ) . In the same note Sara Coleridge ...
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And for the common principle underlying these various definitions , see on Poesy or Art ( 1818 ) ( Biog . Lit. ii . 256 ) : ' In all imitation two elements must co - exist , ' & c .; and Biog . Lit. ii . 56 , 185.
And for the common principle underlying these various definitions , see on Poesy or Art ( 1818 ) ( Biog . Lit. ii . 256 ) : ' In all imitation two elements must co - exist , ' & c .; and Biog . Lit. ii . 56 , 185.
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See Biog . Lit. ii . 21-2 . 30. its untranslatableness in words of the same meaning , This is the critical aphorism ' which Coleridge evolved from his early “ reading and meditation ' . See Biog . Lit. i . 14 . PAGE 116 l . 21.
See Biog . Lit. ii . 21-2 . 30. its untranslatableness in words of the same meaning , This is the critical aphorism ' which Coleridge evolved from his early “ reading and meditation ' . See Biog . Lit. i . 14 . PAGE 116 l . 21.
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