The Complete Works of Samuel Taylor Coleridge, 4. köideHarper & brothers, 1884 |
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Page 235
... perfect symmetry , and presented with the nicest judgment : and if we look upon any Greek production of art , the beauty of its parts , and the har- mony of their union , the complete and complacent effect of the whole , are the ...
... perfect symmetry , and presented with the nicest judgment : and if we look upon any Greek production of art , the beauty of its parts , and the har- mony of their union , the complete and complacent effect of the whole , are the ...
Page 265
... perfect model of the gentle , everywhere intelligible , irony in the best essays of the Tatler and the Spectator . Equally natural and easy , Cer- vantes is more spirited than Addison ; whilst he blends with the terseness of Swift , an ...
... perfect model of the gentle , everywhere intelligible , irony in the best essays of the Tatler and the Spectator . Equally natural and easy , Cer- vantes is more spirited than Addison ; whilst he blends with the terseness of Swift , an ...
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... perfect condition of powerful bearity , what does it but remove that which is non - essential - Time . If according to the remark of the distinguished critic ( Kenner ) , eaclı growth of Nature has but a single moment of trae perfect ...
... perfect condition of powerful bearity , what does it but remove that which is non - essential - Time . If according to the remark of the distinguished critic ( Kenner ) , eaclı growth of Nature has but a single moment of trae perfect ...
Contents
EXTRACT from a Letter written by Mr Coleridge in February 1818 | 17 |
BEAUMONT AND FLETCHER continued | 62 |
SHAKSPEARE Continued PAGH | 118 |
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