Biographia Literaria; Or Biographical Sketches of My Literary Life and Opinions, Volume 2 |
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But this is all in their voca : tion : and bating what they do in their vocation , “ who can say that black is the white of their eye ??? as cause So much for the detractors from Wordsworth's merits.
But this is all in their voca : tion : and bating what they do in their vocation , “ who can say that black is the white of their eye ??? as cause So much for the detractors from Wordsworth's merits.
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tion sits in judgment . Above all , the fine suffusion through the whole , with the characteristic man ners and feelings , of a highly bred gentleman gives life to the drama . Thus having invited the statue - ghost of the governor whom ...
tion sits in judgment . Above all , the fine suffusion through the whole , with the characteristic man ners and feelings , of a highly bred gentleman gives life to the drama . Thus having invited the statue - ghost of the governor whom ...
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... and I reproach myself for being too often disposed to ask , —Have I one friend ? -During the many years which intervened between the composition and the publica. __ 1 1 1 tion of the Christabel , it became 297.
... and I reproach myself for being too often disposed to ask , —Have I one friend ? -During the many years which intervened between the composition and the publica. __ 1 1 1 tion of the Christabel , it became 297.
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1 1 1 tion of the Christabel , it became almost as well known among literary men as if it had been on common sale , the same references were made to it , and the same liberties taken with it , even to the very names of the imaginary ...
1 1 1 tion of the Christabel , it became almost as well known among literary men as if it had been on common sale , the same references were made to it , and the same liberties taken with it , even to the very names of the imaginary ...
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