Specimens of the Table Talk of the Late Samuel Taylor Coleridge ...Harper & Brothers, 1835 |
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... told that a majority of these persons - all the world knows that three or four at least of them - were Whigs of strong water ; but probably no one ever before imagined that their political opinions had any thing to do with their being ...
... told that a majority of these persons - all the world knows that three or four at least of them - were Whigs of strong water ; but probably no one ever before imagined that their political opinions had any thing to do with their being ...
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... told that we are reading a translation . Yet that the author cannot be conscious of any intentional plagiarism is clear , from his mentioning Schelling's name , and , in the latter place , even that of this particular work . Here ...
... told that we are reading a translation . Yet that the author cannot be conscious of any intentional plagiarism is clear , from his mentioning Schelling's name , and , in the latter place , even that of this particular work . Here ...
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... told me he was once per- forming privately before the King . The King was much pleased with the imitation of Kemble , and said , " I liked Kemble very much . He was one of my earliest friends . I remember once he was talking , and found ...
... told me he was once per- forming privately before the King . The King was much pleased with the imitation of Kemble , and said , " I liked Kemble very much . He was one of my earliest friends . I remember once he was talking , and found ...
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... told a person what I was experiencing , while the image still remained . Of course , if the vulgar ghost be really a shadow , there must be some substance of which it is the shadow . These visible and intangible shadows , with- out ...
... told a person what I was experiencing , while the image still remained . Of course , if the vulgar ghost be really a shadow , there must be some substance of which it is the shadow . These visible and intangible shadows , with- out ...
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... told me an anecdote which confirms what I have been saying . It was , I think , in the Uni- versity of Cambridge , near Boston , that a certain youth ing herein either to foster superstition on the one hand , or to jus- tify ...
... told me an anecdote which confirms what I have been saying . It was , I think , in the Uni- versity of Cambridge , near Boston , that a certain youth ing herein either to foster superstition on the one hand , or to jus- tify ...
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Specimens of the Table Talk of the Late Samuel Taylor Coleridge ... Samuel Taylor Coleridge Visos knygos peržiūra - 1835 |
Specimens of the Table Talk of the Late Samuel Taylor Coleridge .. Henry Nelson Coleridge Peržiūra negalima - 2016 |
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