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All minor considerations yield , in his system , to the stern sense of duty , as they
do , in the ordinary and established ones , to the voice of necessity . Mr . Godwin '
s theory and that of more approved reasoners differ only in this , that what are ...
All minor considerations yield , in his system , to the stern sense of duty , as they
do , in the ordinary and established ones , to the voice of necessity . Mr . Godwin '
s theory and that of more approved reasoners differ only in this , that what are ...
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... of the war-horse and the shout of victory is in their ears, like the rushing of
innumerable waters Mr. Coleridge has “a mind reflecting ages past:” his voice is
like the echo of the congregated roar of the “dark rearward and abyss” of thought.
... of the war-horse and the shout of victory is in their ears, like the rushing of
innumerable waters Mr. Coleridge has “a mind reflecting ages past:” his voice is
like the echo of the congregated roar of the “dark rearward and abyss” of thought.
Сторінка 62
Mr . Coleridge has “ a mind reflecting ages past : " his voice is like the echo of the
congregated roar of the “ dark rearward and abyss ” of thought . He who has seen
a mouldering tower by the side of a chrystal lake , hid by the mist , but glittering ...
Mr . Coleridge has “ a mind reflecting ages past : " his voice is like the echo of the
congregated roar of the “ dark rearward and abyss ” of thought . He who has seen
a mouldering tower by the side of a chrystal lake , hid by the mist , but glittering ...
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All that he has done of moment , he had done twenty years ago : since then , he
may be said to have lived on the sound of his own voice . Mr . Coleridge is too
rich in intellectual wealth , to need to task himself to any . drudgery : he has only
to ...
All that he has done of moment , he had done twenty years ago : since then , he
may be said to have lived on the sound of his own voice . Mr . Coleridge is too
rich in intellectual wealth , to need to task himself to any . drudgery : he has only
to ...
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As the impassioned critic speaks and rises in his theme , you would think you
heard the voice of the Man hated by the Gods , contending with the wild winds as
they roar , and his eye glitters with the spirit of Antiquity ! Next , he was engaged ...
As the impassioned critic speaks and rises in his theme , you would think you
heard the voice of the Man hated by the Gods , contending with the wild winds as
they roar , and his eye glitters with the spirit of Antiquity ! Next , he was engaged ...
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