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... ne peut renaitre pour moi, ni s'effacer jamais dans ma memoire. When I gotthere the organ was playing the 100thPsalm, and when it wasdone Mr. Coleridge rose and gave out his text, 'And he went up into the mountain to pray,
... ne peut renaitre pour moi, ni s'effacer jamais dans ma memoire. When I gotthere the organ was playing the 100thPsalm, and when it wasdone Mr. Coleridge rose and gave out his text, 'And he went up into the mountain to pray,
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... through opium,into a'battered seraph', there was an estrangement.But Hazlitt never forgot hisobligation. My soulhas indeed remained in its original bondage, dark, obscure,with longings infiniteand unsatisfed;my heart, shut up inthe ...
... through opium,into a'battered seraph', there was an estrangement.But Hazlitt never forgot hisobligation. My soulhas indeed remained in its original bondage, dark, obscure,with longings infiniteand unsatisfed;my heart, shut up inthe ...
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... intologicaldiagrams and rhetorical declamation'. Thus he saysof Shakespeare's characters, in contradiction to what ... into practice what he did not trouble to theorize. But when it comes to setting out the theory, grasping theworthof ...
... intologicaldiagrams and rhetorical declamation'. Thus he saysof Shakespeare's characters, in contradiction to what ... into practice what he did not trouble to theorize. But when it comes to setting out the theory, grasping theworthof ...
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... into thekingdom of nature,—on the otherhand,he carriesnatureinto theregions of fancy, lying beyond theconfines of reality.We arelost in astonishment atseeingthe extraordinary, the wonderful, and the unheardof,in such intimate nearness ...
... into thekingdom of nature,—on the otherhand,he carriesnatureinto theregions of fancy, lying beyond theconfines of reality.We arelost in astonishment atseeingthe extraordinary, the wonderful, and the unheardof,in such intimate nearness ...
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... into laughter, it may sometimes also givevent to itself in antithetical comparisons. 'Besides,the rightsof the poeticalform have not been duly weighed. Shakespeare, who was always sureof his object, tomove ina sufficiently powerful ...
... into laughter, it may sometimes also givevent to itself in antithetical comparisons. 'Besides,the rightsof the poeticalform have not been duly weighed. Shakespeare, who was always sureof his object, tomove ina sufficiently powerful ...
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