Letters Conversations And Recollections of S T Coleridge volume 2
Letters Conversations And Recollections of S T Coleridge volume 2
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In easy flow of narration Hobbes has few rivals ; and his metre in alternate rhyme is so smooth {negatively smooth, I mean), so lithe, without bone or muscle, that you soon forget that it is metre, and read on with the same kind and degree of interest as if it were a volume of the Arabian Nights.
LETTERS, ETC. 121 and chaos. The gods differed from animals only by a rig-lit of primogeniture. Will, Intelligence, and Love, are an equivocal generation of Death, Darkness, and Passive Necessity. The ...scheme, therefore, as delivered by Hesiod, is an anti-philosophic Atheism, of which a sensual Polytheism was but the painted veil.
" During the long interval from Homer to Solon all the necessary conditions and antecedents of Philosophy had been gradually evolved ; the governments had ripened into constitutions ; legislation had become a science, in which the disposition of the parts was pre- determined by some one predominant object, to whjch they were to be all alike subservient and instrumental.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In easy flow of narration Hobbes has few rivals ; and his metre in alternate rhyme is so smooth {negatively smooth, I mean), so lithe, without bone or muscle, that you soon forget that it is metre, and read on with the same kind and degree of interest as if it were a volume of the Arabian Nights.
LETTERS, ETC. 121 and chaos. The gods differed from animals only by a rig-lit of primogeniture. Will, Intelligence, and Love, are an equivocal generation of Death, Darkness, and Passive Necessity. The ...scheme, therefore, as delivered by Hesiod, is an anti-philosophic Atheism, of which a sensual Polytheism was but the painted veil.
" During the long interval from Homer to Solon all the necessary conditions and antecedents of Philosophy had been gradually evolved ; the governments had ripened into constitutions ; legislation had become a science, in which the disposition of the parts was pre- determined by some one predominant object, to whjch they were to be all alike subservient and instrumental.
What to read after Letters Conversations And Recollections of S T Coleridge volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Coleridge, Samuel Taylor, 1772-1834 to read onlineMoreLess
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