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Page 93
Neither of them , however , notices the plagiarism of Mr. Coleridge from this expression . This is not the first occasion , by many , on which we have remarked the propen- sity to poetical larceny in the readers and imitators of old ...
Neither of them , however , notices the plagiarism of Mr. Coleridge from this expression . This is not the first occasion , by many , on which we have remarked the propen- sity to poetical larceny in the readers and imitators of old ...
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his gratification at the happiness at present enjoyed by Holland under that house : as also when he adds that his personal wishes on their recall were limited to a brief but public expression , on the part of the Dutch , of the sin- ...
his gratification at the happiness at present enjoyed by Holland under that house : as also when he adds that his personal wishes on their recall were limited to a brief but public expression , on the part of the Dutch , of the sin- ...
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... until by insensible degrees the expression took the form of an interrogation rather than an exclamation , and in connection with the scene around me gave rise in rapid succession to the following train of reflections .
... until by insensible degrees the expression took the form of an interrogation rather than an exclamation , and in connection with the scene around me gave rise in rapid succession to the following train of reflections .
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| Title | The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal Volumes 1215-1247 of Early English newspapers Volumes 384-432 of English literary periodicals |
| Contributors | Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths |
| Publisher | R. Griffiths, 1821 |
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