10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CATAPHYSICAL»
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cataphysical in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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The Progressive Dictionary of the English Language: A ...
CATAPHYSICAL. erase they ftrat came oat of Pkrypia. Celled also Mtmtttmitt. Cat
a !>!»} » le al X It a-flr ik-.il ' . a. Intro-natural. A visual object, falling under
hjperphysical or cata- pkyaie.il laws, lows ita shadow. De Quincey. Cat a prea by
ter ^Mt ...
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The Works of Thomas De Quincey: Recollections of the Lakes ...
... signs and hieroglyphic characters, but forcing her language prematurely into
conformity with their own crude speculations, have given to Sir Walter Scott a pile
of forehead which is unpleasing and cataphysical, in fact, a caricature of anything
...
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Selections Grave and Gay: From Writings Published and ...
... signs and hieroglyphic characters, but forcing her language prematurely into
conformity with their own crude speculations, have given to Sir Walter Scott a pile
of forehead which is unpleasing and cataphysical, in fact, a caricature of anything
...
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Literary Reminiscences: Wordsworth and Southey. Southey. ...
... for ' mischief) — one after another, I say ; annunciation upon annunciation suc-
Macpherson, not upon the cataphysical one-stringed lutanist of Morven, but upon
Ossian, the hero and the poet, of Gaelic tradition. We scorn the Ossian of 1766.
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Literary reminiscences: from The autobiography of an English ...
... of signs, and characters, and hieroglyphical expressions, but forcing her
language prematurely into a conformity with their own crude speculations, have
given to Sir Walter Scott a pile of forehead which is unpleasing and cataphysical
...
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Marginalia: Valckenaer to Zwick
... »307 catacomb(s)2314, 4810 catalepsy/catalepsies 3374n, 4514, 592, 5122
cataleptic state 5517 cataleptic, the '99 catalogue 3629 of books 5167; of names
s638 Catalonia3 104 Catanea, Giovanni Maria (d 1529) 3235 cataphysical 3376,
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Samuel Taylor Coleridge, George Whalley, H. J. Jackson, 2001
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Literary Friendships in the Age of Wordsworth: An Anthology
... signs and hieroglyphic characters, but forcing her language prematurely into
conformity with their own crude speculations, have given to Sir Walter Scott a pile
of forehead which is unpleasing and cataphysical, in fact, a caricature of anything
...
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Recollections of the Lakes and the Lake Poets
... signs and hieroglyphic characters, but forcing her language prematurely into
conformity with their own crude speculations, have given to Sir Walter Scott a pile
of forehead which is unpleasing and cataphysical, in fact, a caricature of anything
...
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The Wordsworth Thesaurus: For Home, Office and Study
... affected, anomalous, artificial, assumed, bizarre, brutal, callous, cataphysical,
cold-blooded, contrived, cruel, disnatured, evil, extraordinary, factitious, false,
feigned, fiendish, forced, freakish, heartless, inhuman, insincere, irregular,
laboured, ...
Wordsworth, William, 1993
His cadaverous, rugose, cataphysical, and 2 verrucose phiz; his camoused
olfactor; his extuberant 3 labials; his dolichocephalous, cirrigerous,-somewhat 4
ulotrichous, informous noll; his myopy and strabism; his 5 edentated, nicotian
moe; his ...
