Chapter

 1 1|   unfinished dramas seized upon the imagination, smothered lights caught
 2 2|            at this poetical play of imagination if it were not accompanied
 3 2|          Imagine the most wandering imagination and passionate temperament,
 4 2|             It was a license of the imagination that would find a parallel
 5 2|        steady purpose; a too active imagination, that curse of poets, was
 6 2|           produced by diet upon the imagination. My lodgings cost me three
 7 2|            in my misery. My unhappy imagination suggested numberless baseless
 8 2|           as was permissible, in my imagination; my longing wrapped her
 9 2|         tears and money upon you. ~"Imagination was less yielding; I saw
10 3|           or of a miser enjoying in imagination all the pleasures that his
11 3|            maimed and chastened his imagination. ~The day after he had seen
12 3| intoxication. Opposition heated his imagination, and his fancy, become the
13 3|         things happen to strike his imagination; his lofty soul rejects
14 3|             the powerful and active imagination reduced himself to the level