Cambridge Essays, Band 2

ancient appears attempt attention authority beauty become belong better called Catholic cause century certainly character Church classical Coleridge Coleridge's common considered course criticism direct distinct doctrine doubt early England English equally existence expression fact feeling fish France give given Gospel Government Greek hand human important influence instance interest Italy kind knowledge known language Latin least less literature look matter means mind moral nature never notice objects observed once original particular pass passage perhaps persons philosophy play practical present principles probably produce Protestants question reason reference regard relation religious remarkable respect Roman Saxon seems sense speak supposed taste things thought tion tribes trout true truth whole writers written