Blackwood's Magazine, Volumen6W. Blackwood., 1820 |
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... seen in the symmetry of the whole structure . Now , in many respects Mr Coleridge seems too anxious to enjoy the advantages of an inspired writer , and to produce his poetry at once in its perfect form - like the palaces which spring ...
... seen in the symmetry of the whole structure . Now , in many respects Mr Coleridge seems too anxious to enjoy the advantages of an inspired writer , and to produce his poetry at once in its perfect form - like the palaces which spring ...
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... seen reason to suspect Mr Coleridge of being by far too pas sive in his notions concerning the mode in which a poet ought to deal with his muse . It is very true , that the best conceptions and designs are frequently those which occur ...
... seen reason to suspect Mr Coleridge of being by far too pas sive in his notions concerning the mode in which a poet ought to deal with his muse . It is very true , that the best conceptions and designs are frequently those which occur ...
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... seen reason to suspect Mr Coleridge of being by far too pas- sive in his notions concerning the mode in which a poet ought to deal with his muse . It is very true , that the best conceptions and designs are frequently those which occur ...
... seen reason to suspect Mr Coleridge of being by far too pas- sive in his notions concerning the mode in which a poet ought to deal with his muse . It is very true , that the best conceptions and designs are frequently those which occur ...
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... seen ghastlier through the blaze . " Save ! " she exclaim'd , with harrow'd aspect wild ; " Oh , save my innocent - my helpless child ! " Then fainting fell , as from death's instant stroke . To the inquiries of the Chiefs from whence ...
... seen ghastlier through the blaze . " Save ! " she exclaim'd , with harrow'd aspect wild ; " Oh , save my innocent - my helpless child ! " Then fainting fell , as from death's instant stroke . To the inquiries of the Chiefs from whence ...
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... who sang at the English Opera some years ago . Of Miss Tree we have seen but little - yet enough to be very much pleased with her . Her voice is not at ludicrous , indications of a miser's des- pair , he 1819 . 53 Acted Drama in Londɔn .
... who sang at the English Opera some years ago . Of Miss Tree we have seen but little - yet enough to be very much pleased with her . Her voice is not at ludicrous , indications of a miser's des- pair , he 1819 . 53 Acted Drama in Londɔn .
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