—S. T. Coleridge has explained this paradox in The Friend, vol. iii. p. 88. ed. 1850: a note is subjoined regarding Aristotle's attempted solution, with a quotation from Mr. de Quincey, in Tate's Mag., Sept. 1834, p. 514. The passage in Leibnitz which Ἰδιώτης requires, is probably "Opera, i. p. 115. ed. Erdmann."
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Early Rain called "Pride of the Morning" (Vol. ii., p. 309.).
—In connexion with this I would quote an expression in Keble's Christian Year, "On the Rainbow," (25th Sun. after Trin.):
"Pride of the dewy Morning!
The swain's experienced eye
From thee takes timely warning,
Nor trusts else the gorgeous sky."
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