...intention. But I had a preface to write ; and a dedication, which I wished to make a splendid one, to Mr. Ricardo. I found myself quite unable to accomplish...during which I was under the Circean spells of opium. * The reader must remember what 1 here mean by thinking : because, else this would be a very presumptuous...

...acquirements, the logical depth of his understanding, and the simplicity and benevolence of his character.] I have thus described and illustrated my intellectual...part of the four years during which I was under the Circeau spells of opium. But for misery and suffering, I might, indeed, be said to have existed in...

...intention. But I had a preface to write; and a dedication, which I wished to make a splendid one, to Mr. Ricardo. I found myself quite unable to accomplish...part of the four years during which I was under the Gircean spells of opium. But for misery and suffering, I might, indeed, be said to have existed in...

...powers at this time, I could not forget my knowledge. This exertion, however, was but a temporary flash. I have thus described and illustrated my intellectual...part of the four years during which I was under the Circcan spells of opium. But for misery and suffering I might, indeed, be said to have existed in a...

...acquirements, the logical depth of his understanding, and tho simplicity and benevolence of his character.] I have thus described and illustrated my intellectual...every part of the four years during which I was under tho Circcau spells of opium. But for misery and suffering, I might, indeed, be said to have existed...

...quite unable to accomplish. So the arrangements were countermanded, the compositor dismissed, and the "Prolegomena" rested peacefully by the side of its elder and more dignified brother. The books that Mr. de Quincey, first and last, tantalized his admirers by projecting, in divers and...

...my intention. But I had a preface to write, and a dedication, which I wished to make impressive, to Mr. Ricardo. I found myself quite unable to accomplish...the side of its elder and more dignified brother, " the DC Emendatione. In after-years De Quincey tried, perhaps too successfully, to make opium-eating,...

...my intention. But I had a preface to write, and a dedication, which I wished to make impressive, to Mr Ricardo. I found myself quite unable to accomplish...the side of its elder and more dignified brother. In thus describing and illustrating my intellectual torpor, I use terms that apply, more or less, to...

...my intention. But I had a preface to write, and a dedication, which I wished to make impressive, to Mr Ricardo. I found myself quite unable to accomplish...the side of its elder and more dignified brother. In thus describing and illustrating my intellectual torpor, I use terms that apply, more or less, to...

...laughing at them.'" — EMILY DB QUINCEY TO S. AU8TIN ALLIBONE, May 31, 1860. THE EFFECT8 or OPIEM. ct, spell ol opium. But for misery and suffering, I might, indeed, be said to have existed in a dormant...