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Shelley was the reverse of this ; he was a waterdrinker ; his verse runs quick and chill , like a pure crystal stream . The sensibility of Keats was attracted too by the spectacle of the universe ; he could not keep his eye from seeing ...
Shelley was the reverse of this ; he was a waterdrinker ; his verse runs quick and chill , like a pure crystal stream . The sensibility of Keats was attracted too by the spectacle of the universe ; he could not keep his eye from seeing ...
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His mind did not form in early life a classified list of all the objects in the universe , and learn no more about the universe ever after . From a certain fine sensibility of nature , it is plain that he took a keen interest not only ...
His mind did not form in early life a classified list of all the objects in the universe , and learn no more about the universe ever after . From a certain fine sensibility of nature , it is plain that he took a keen interest not only ...
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a complete account of his effect upon the universe , and of the effect of the universe upon him . ' We admit that biographies of this species would be very long and generally very tedious , we know that the world could not contain very ...
a complete account of his effect upon the universe , and of the effect of the universe upon him . ' We admit that biographies of this species would be very long and generally very tedious , we know that the world could not contain very ...
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