Confessions of an English Opium-eater: In Both the Rev. and the Original Texts, with is Sequels, Suspiria de Profundis and The English Mail-coachMacdonald, 1956 - 614 pages |
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... less for any displayed fantasy than for the indication they give that , at the end of his life , De Quincey was groping after a new method of expression : a new kind of rhapsody , more exact , less purely rhetorical , and more profound ...
... less for any displayed fantasy than for the indication they give that , at the end of his life , De Quincey was groping after a new method of expression : a new kind of rhapsody , more exact , less purely rhetorical , and more profound ...
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... less profoundly prejudiced , or less fanatical in their prejudices , than the rest of society . But , then , there were interests , growing continually , which would very * Rabid persecution : ' I do not mean that , in the circumstances ...
... less profoundly prejudiced , or less fanatical in their prejudices , than the rest of society . But , then , there were interests , growing continually , which would very * Rabid persecution : ' I do not mean that , in the circumstances ...
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... less than the vast expansion of time . Sometimes I seemed to have lived for seventy or a hundred years in one night ; nay , sometimes had feelings representative of a duration far beyond the limits of any human experience . 4. The ...
... less than the vast expansion of time . Sometimes I seemed to have lived for seventy or a hundred years in one night ; nay , sometimes had feelings representative of a duration far beyond the limits of any human experience . 4. The ...
Table des matières
CHRONOLOGY OF DE QUINCEYS LIFE | 2 |
BIBLIOGRAPHY | 88 |
CONFESSIONS OF AN ENGLISH | 343 |
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