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共 28 段- But, for all this, it would be permissible also to suppose t
- If in the conflict between duty and passion the good so ofte
- His antipathy to another kind of dogmatism is equally intell
- The historical novels which followed indicate a remarkable c
- The volume of essays by the late Mr. Bagehot, recently publi
- The difficulty of making this view coherent is curiously ref
- But the fact of this unintelligibility is by itself an expla
- The names thus brought together, to which others might of co
- What would Gray have done under more congenial circumstances
- Gray, the man of real poetic genius, was also, if his friend
- It is with something of this feeling that we read Sterne. Of
- A man would be priggish indeed who could not enjoy this quee
- I do not wish to pursue the good old moral saws expounded by
- Walton's good sense, or his humility, or perhaps the simple
- In Spain there may be room for such wild adventures. In the
- There is no answer to this as to any other such problems. It
- The change, so far as we need consider it, is sufficiently i
- The answer is not far to seek. One leading peculiarity of Ro
- Running over such varieties of character, we may ask whether
- I have sometimes wondered of late what would have been the r
- This leads us to his most emphatically asserted doctrines. N
- To have asserted these principles so emphatically is one of
- The charm of the State Trials is in the singular fulness and
- Such were the sights to be seen occasionally in London by th
- [9] In the trial of Horne Tooke in 1794 it was decided by th
- After reading many painfully conclusive proofs of this passi
- The ambiguity indicates Coleridge's peculiar position toward
- =THE FOUR GEORGES, and THE ENGLISH HUMORISTS OF THE EIGHTEEN