The Quarterly Review, Volume 165William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray (IV), John Murray, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero John Murray, 1887 |
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Page 74
... Coleridge's friends felt it a privilege to contribute to his material needs and this , it must be owned , was a privilege which he did not grudge them and they wanted him for nothing deeper than for such entertainment . Coleridge had ...
... Coleridge's friends felt it a privilege to contribute to his material needs and this , it must be owned , was a privilege which he did not grudge them and they wanted him for nothing deeper than for such entertainment . Coleridge had ...
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... Coleridge's case it certainly could ; for to turn from his thoughts in prose to his thoughts in verse , is like turning from a prison to a place , or from one man to another . Had Coleridge got less on to what Hazlitt called his ...
... Coleridge's case it certainly could ; for to turn from his thoughts in prose to his thoughts in verse , is like turning from a prison to a place , or from one man to another . Had Coleridge got less on to what Hazlitt called his ...
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... Coleridge the poetry . Not that Coleridge's fine instinct ever endorsed Wordsworth's scheme to adopt homely language as well as homely incidents ; and had not Wordsworth , to our gain , been better than his word , his poetic fame would ...
... Coleridge the poetry . Not that Coleridge's fine instinct ever endorsed Wordsworth's scheme to adopt homely language as well as homely incidents ; and had not Wordsworth , to our gain , been better than his word , his poetic fame would ...
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