The Genius of Wordsworth, Harmonized with the Wisdom and Integrity of His ReviewersFolcroft Library Editions, 1973 - 130 من الصفحات |
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... Laureate's acquaintance , it is fair to presume that he would have whispered in his ear the memorable passage of Lactantius : Totum autem , quod referas , fingere ; id est ineptum esse et mendacem , potius quam poetam . Apart from all ...
... Laureate's acquaintance , it is fair to presume that he would have whispered in his ear the memorable passage of Lactantius : Totum autem , quod referas , fingere ; id est ineptum esse et mendacem , potius quam poetam . Apart from all ...
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... Laureate's success Coleridge was deeply interested ; for whether hired to the work or not , he is best known in the ... Laureate , I have little cause 22.
... Laureate's success Coleridge was deeply interested ; for whether hired to the work or not , he is best known in the ... Laureate , I have little cause 22.
الصفحة 128
... Laureate's superficial knowledge of the subject he professed to have most at heart , it may be reasonably asked how one of such feeble pretensions can have risen in public estimation . The question is of easy solution . In the earlier ...
... Laureate's superficial knowledge of the subject he professed to have most at heart , it may be reasonably asked how one of such feeble pretensions can have risen in public estimation . The question is of easy solution . In the earlier ...
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