The life and correspondence of Robert Southey. Ed. by C.C. Southey, Volum 11849 |
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... interesting we should pursue them with pleasure . ' . Certainly we should , ' he replied ; but I feel a pleasure in study- ing them because I know it is my duty . ' This I take to be true philosophy , of that species which tends to make ...
... interesting we should pursue them with pleasure . ' . Certainly we should , ' he replied ; but I feel a pleasure in study- ing them because I know it is my duty . ' This I take to be true philosophy , of that species which tends to make ...
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... , Lucan , Statius , S. Italicus , and V. Flaccus , among the ancients . I recollect no others , and amongst * Nov . 3. 1793 . their subjects you will find none so interesting as the ÆTAT . 20 . 191 OF ROBERT SOUTHEY .
... , Lucan , Statius , S. Italicus , and V. Flaccus , among the ancients . I recollect no others , and amongst * Nov . 3. 1793 . their subjects you will find none so interesting as the ÆTAT . 20 . 191 OF ROBERT SOUTHEY .
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Robert Southey Charles Cuthbert Southey. their subjects you will find none so interesting as the self - devoted Leonidas . Among the moderns we know Ariosto , Tasso , Camoens , Voltaire , and our own immortal Spenser ; the other Italian ...
Robert Southey Charles Cuthbert Southey. their subjects you will find none so interesting as the self - devoted Leonidas . Among the moderns we know Ariosto , Tasso , Camoens , Voltaire , and our own immortal Spenser ; the other Italian ...
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... interesting manner , when he had almost arrived at the close of his literary career , that which may be called its commencement , and which was so important an epoch in his troubled early life . " One evening I read to him part of the R ...
... interesting manner , when he had almost arrived at the close of his literary career , that which may be called its commencement , and which was so important an epoch in his troubled early life . " One evening I read to him part of the R ...
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... interesting sketch of the progress of his own mind . 66 In one of Mr. Coleridge's letters to my father ( Sept. 18. 1794 ) , after some verbal criticism on several of his sonnets combined with much praise , he thus prefaces the quotation ...
... interesting sketch of the progress of his own mind . 66 In one of Mr. Coleridge's letters to my father ( Sept. 18. 1794 ) , after some verbal criticism on several of his sonnets combined with much praise , he thus prefaces the quotation ...
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