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He used to declare that his early style affected him like the ' jogging of a cart without springs over a very rough road , ' and no doubt in his earliest essays something abrupt and spasmodic may easily be detected .
He used to declare that his early style affected him like the ' jogging of a cart without springs over a very rough road , ' and no doubt in his earliest essays something abrupt and spasmodic may easily be detected .
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Indeed , the whole series of sonnets with which the earliest and best work of Hartley began is ( with a casual episode on ... Turn over the early poems of S. T. Coleridge , the minor poems ( we exclude the Mariner ' and ' Christabel ...
Indeed , the whole series of sonnets with which the earliest and best work of Hartley began is ( with a casual episode on ... Turn over the early poems of S. T. Coleridge , the minor poems ( we exclude the Mariner ' and ' Christabel ...
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just when Puritanism was collecting its strength for the ap- proaching struggle ; that his father and mother were quiet good people , inclined , but not immoderately , to that persuasion ; that he went up to Cambridge early , and had ...
just when Puritanism was collecting its strength for the ap- proaching struggle ; that his father and mother were quiet good people , inclined , but not immoderately , to that persuasion ; that he went up to Cambridge early , and had ...
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