Conversations at CambridgeJ.W. Parker, 1836 - 292 páginas |
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... seems now gradually coming over the spirit of the dream . His poems are selling , the crumbs are gathered from his table , and an edition of his Remains announced to be in preparation , under the superintendence of one whose taste can ...
... seems now gradually coming over the spirit of the dream . His poems are selling , the crumbs are gathered from his table , and an edition of his Remains announced to be in preparation , under the superintendence of one whose taste can ...
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... seems to me that a very probable explanation of Milton's disagreement with the master of his col- lege , is contained in the following passage from the Apology for Smectymnus ' . It alludes , you per- ceive , to some of those academic ...
... seems to me that a very probable explanation of Milton's disagreement with the master of his col- lege , is contained in the following passage from the Apology for Smectymnus ' . It alludes , you per- ceive , to some of those academic ...
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... seem to be worthy of the highest reputation . The first is taken from a sermon , bearing the singular title of The Trumpet of the Soul sounding to Judgment ; and refers to the few brief years in which wickedness is permitted to triumph ...
... seem to be worthy of the highest reputation . The first is taken from a sermon , bearing the singular title of The Trumpet of the Soul sounding to Judgment ; and refers to the few brief years in which wickedness is permitted to triumph ...
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... seem to be essentially poetical ; and there is force in Mr. Thirlwall's remark , that in the unity of his subject , Herodotus resembles the epic poets ; so much so , indeed , that he may be supposed to have formed his plan from the ...
... seem to be essentially poetical ; and there is force in Mr. Thirlwall's remark , that in the unity of his subject , Herodotus resembles the epic poets ; so much so , indeed , that he may be supposed to have formed his plan from the ...
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... seems to have anticipated Thomson in one of the most beautiful stanzas of the Castle of Indolence . “ I am fallen into the hands of publicans and sequestrators , and they have taken all from me . 22 S. T. COLERIDGE AT TRINITY .
... seems to have anticipated Thomson in one of the most beautiful stanzas of the Castle of Indolence . “ I am fallen into the hands of publicans and sequestrators , and they have taken all from me . 22 S. T. COLERIDGE AT TRINITY .
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