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... Wordsworth ' ( seen as assimilating Wordsworth's Prelude to Paradise Lost ) ; he concluded by tracing a negative sublime in ' Limbo ' and ' Ne Plus Ultra ' . Coleridge's mistake , however , had been not that he allowed himself to be ...
... Wordsworth ' ( seen as assimilating Wordsworth's Prelude to Paradise Lost ) ; he concluded by tracing a negative sublime in ' Limbo ' and ' Ne Plus Ultra ' . Coleridge's mistake , however , had been not that he allowed himself to be ...
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... Wordsworth's use of water imagery throughout his poetry ; here we may simply draw attention to the striking ( and ... Wordsworth to explore them without such strong hints of further metaphysical implications as haunted his earlier usages ...
... Wordsworth's use of water imagery throughout his poetry ; here we may simply draw attention to the striking ( and ... Wordsworth to explore them without such strong hints of further metaphysical implications as haunted his earlier usages ...
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... Wordsworth's self - segregation and ' Self - involution ' qualities which were ' hurtful ' and matters of ' disinterested Apprehension ' : see CL , i . 491 ; ii . 1013 . 56 Quoted by Coleridge , without direct reference to Wordsworth ...
... Wordsworth's self - segregation and ' Self - involution ' qualities which were ' hurtful ' and matters of ' disinterested Apprehension ' : see CL , i . 491 ; ii . 1013 . 56 Quoted by Coleridge , without direct reference to Wordsworth ...
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Introduction by Donald Sultana | 7 |
List of Abbreviations | 16 |
Coleridge | 38 |
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