The Poetical Works of Coleridge, Shelley, and KeatsРипол Классик, 1831 - 603 páginas |
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... mind." Poetry had become insipid; all his ideas were directed to his favorite theologiml subjects and mysticiams, until Bowles' sonnets, and an acquaintance with a very agreeable family, recalled him to more pleasant paths, comhined ...
... mind." Poetry had become insipid; all his ideas were directed to his favorite theologiml subjects and mysticiams, until Bowles' sonnets, and an acquaintance with a very agreeable family, recalled him to more pleasant paths, comhined ...
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... mind. Coleridge himmli: ossif— tint his Morning Post e-ys, though written in defence ca- firtlmrancs of the measuru of tbs governmmt, added nothing to his throne or rsputatim. How should theybe efi'ective, when their writar,who ncs lmg ...
... mind. Coleridge himmli: ossif— tint his Morning Post e-ys, though written in defence ca- firtlmrancs of the measuru of tbs governmmt, added nothing to his throne or rsputatim. How should theybe efi'ective, when their writar,who ncs lmg ...
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... mind in con. versafim to admlrlng listeners. Were he not apt to be too profound, he would make an excellent talker ... minds whom, by his conversation or letters, he has excited into activity, and supplied with the germs of their after ...
... mind in con. versafim to admlrlng listeners. Were he not apt to be too profound, he would make an excellent talker ... minds whom, by his conversation or letters, he has excited into activity, and supplied with the germs of their after ...
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... mind demandh amusement, and can away our attention a: general subjects is a painful and salt ollen an unending eflhrt. IntO! ho. IIIIQM to-anuntld heart The tale ot'It-n to imput— ?“ othla' on! hid artlas sorrows flow, And Iii-m upon ...
... mind demandh amusement, and can away our attention a: general subjects is a painful and salt ollen an unending eflhrt. IntO! ho. IIIIQM to-anuntld heart The tale ot'It-n to imput— ?“ othla' on! hid artlas sorrows flow, And Iii-m upon ...
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... mind ; Then haply shall my trembling hand'amiga No fading “remit to boauty's aaintly shrine. Nor, Sara! then these cain flowers refuse— Ne'er lnrk'd the snake beneath their simple hues; ' No purple bloom the child of nature brings From ...
... mind ; Then haply shall my trembling hand'amiga No fading “remit to boauty's aaintly shrine. Nor, Sara! then these cain flowers refuse— Ne'er lnrk'd the snake beneath their simple hues; ' No purple bloom the child of nature brings From ...
Contenido
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CHRISTABEL | 73 |
THE DEATH OF WAIJENSTEIN a Tre | 83 |
THE FALL OF ROBEBPIERRE anHiItmic | 213 |
Love | 222 |
Epigrams | 228 |
824 | 234 |
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