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... COLERIDGE , ODE ON THE MARRIAGE OF THE QUEEN OF ENGLAND . BY B. SIMMONS , A LEGEND OF FLORENCE . BY LEIGH HUNT , THE NAMELESS MAN , LITERATURE IN THE JUNGLES , TO THE MOCKING BIRD . BY ALFRED PIKE , MALACHI , JERUSALEM , ETHICAL SONNETS ...
... COLERIDGE , ODE ON THE MARRIAGE OF THE QUEEN OF ENGLAND . BY B. SIMMONS , A LEGEND OF FLORENCE . BY LEIGH HUNT , THE NAMELESS MAN , LITERATURE IN THE JUNGLES , TO THE MOCKING BIRD . BY ALFRED PIKE , MALACHI , JERUSALEM , ETHICAL SONNETS ...
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... Coleridge's " Lines to a young Ass , " which con- vince us at once that they have their source in the heart . We see him , in fancy , patting the head , and clapping the " ragged coat " of the unlearned juvenile , and tenderly enquiring ...
... Coleridge's " Lines to a young Ass , " which con- vince us at once that they have their source in the heart . We see him , in fancy , patting the head , and clapping the " ragged coat " of the unlearned juvenile , and tenderly enquiring ...
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... Coleridge , to understand her adversary's ignorance or to presume herself ignorant of his understanding , she might sometimes have the positiveness of her own convictions shaken , by finding men op- posed to revolution , 1840. ] 179 ...
... Coleridge , to understand her adversary's ignorance or to presume herself ignorant of his understanding , she might sometimes have the positiveness of her own convictions shaken , by finding men op- posed to revolution , 1840. ] 179 ...
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... Coleridge , a great authority on such a subject , ) we must take this opportu- nity of dissenting from . Mr Cole- ridge thought Faust " a failure , " ( vide Quarterly Review , vol . lii . p . 21. ) His reasons for this conclusion are ...
... Coleridge , a great authority on such a subject , ) we must take this opportu- nity of dissenting from . Mr Cole- ridge thought Faust " a failure , " ( vide Quarterly Review , vol . lii . p . 21. ) His reasons for this conclusion are ...
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... Coleridge elsewheresays , the bitterest and rottenest part of the core of the fruit of the forbidden tree . They would confess that they have at times felt philosophic reflection to be nothing less than an absolute refusal , on their ...
... Coleridge elsewheresays , the bitterest and rottenest part of the core of the fruit of the forbidden tree . They would confess that they have at times felt philosophic reflection to be nothing less than an absolute refusal , on their ...
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