Biographia Literaria: Or, Biographical Sketches of My Literary Life and OpinionsAmerican Book Exchange, 1881 - 804 páginas |
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... observed , before commencing his argument , thinks fit to disclaim the be- lief , that conscious intentional plagiarism is imputable to the object of his censure ; nevertheless , throughout great part of it . Mr. Coleridge is treated as ...
... observed , before commencing his argument , thinks fit to disclaim the be- lief , that conscious intentional plagiarism is imputable to the object of his censure ; nevertheless , throughout great part of it . Mr. Coleridge is treated as ...
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... observations and brief dissertations on such matters as hap- pened to strike him , with a sprinkling now and then of extracts and abstracts from the books he was reading . If the name of the author from whom he took an extract was left ...
... observations and brief dissertations on such matters as hap- pened to strike him , with a sprinkling now and then of extracts and abstracts from the books he was reading . If the name of the author from whom he took an extract was left ...
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... observe , that even if such insects might suck the juice of flowers if they would , mechanically might ( though their organs are not adapted for the purpose like those of bees ) , yet it is certain that instinctively they never do . In ...
... observe , that even if such insects might suck the juice of flowers if they would , mechanically might ( though their organs are not adapted for the purpose like those of bees ) , yet it is certain that instinctively they never do . In ...
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... observations on religious philosophy cited by Mr. Coleridge he declares himself to have anticipated in writing , A few sentences with which he prefaces the extract in the ninth chapter , ceptions of Schelling's system were wholly new to ...
... observations on religious philosophy cited by Mr. Coleridge he declares himself to have anticipated in writing , A few sentences with which he prefaces the extract in the ninth chapter , ceptions of Schelling's system were wholly new to ...
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... observations from a contemporary writer of the Continent , let me be permitted to premise , that I might have transcribed the substance from memoranda of my own , which were written many years before his pamphlet was given to the world ...
... observations from a contemporary writer of the Continent , let me be permitted to premise , that I might have transcribed the substance from memoranda of my own , which were written many years before his pamphlet was given to the world ...
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