Biographia Literaria, 1817, Volumen2Scolar Press, 1971 - 310 páginas |
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... better by no mean , " But nature makes that mean . So ev❜n that art , " Which you say adds to nature , is an art , " That nature makes ! You see , sweet maid , we marry " A gentler scyon to the wildest stock : " And make conceive a ...
... better by no mean , " But nature makes that mean . So ev❜n that art , " Which you say adds to nature , is an art , " That nature makes ! You see , sweet maid , we marry " A gentler scyon to the wildest stock : " And make conceive a ...
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... better ease Discern the true discourse , vouchsafe to shew What were the times foregoing near to these , That these we may with better profit know . Tell how the world fell into this disease ; And how so great distemperature did grow ...
... better ease Discern the true discourse , vouchsafe to shew What were the times foregoing near to these , That these we may with better profit know . Tell how the world fell into this disease ; And how so great distemperature did grow ...
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... better wrong and strife , Better vain deeds or evil than such life ! The silent HEAVENS have goings on : The STARS have tasks ! -but these have none ! " The last instance of this defect , ( for I know no other than these already cited ) ...
... better wrong and strife , Better vain deeds or evil than such life ! The silent HEAVENS have goings on : The STARS have tasks ! -but these have none ! " The last instance of this defect , ( for I know no other than these already cited ) ...
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