p. 146 1.133

What then shall we vay? even this, that Shakespeare

genius, no

child of nature,

no automation of

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passive vehicle of inspiration propose

by the spirit, not possessing

it

first studied partienth, meditated cleephy, understood minutely till knowledge become habitual's intuitive wedded itself to his habitual feelings & at length, birth to that stupendous power by which he

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stand alone with no

equal or second in
that

Map: OF THE BRITISH at power which seated him in one of the twod glory.smitten summits of the POETS

Milton

prete mountain with.

comfreer not his rival

Coleridge Propaphia Likraria'

4.156

no other place in this island that

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