Selected Essays of William Hazlitt, 1778-1830 |
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... in the collection at Wilton , and you will say they answer to their works : but you will find others in the same collection whose names have hardly come down to us , that are equally fine , and cast in the same classic mould .
... in the collection at Wilton , and you will say they answer to their works : but you will find others in the same collection whose names have hardly come down to us , that are equally fine , and cast in the same classic mould .
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Fear God , and honour the King , " is equally a maxim at all times and seasons . The personal character of the king has nothing to do with the question . Thus the extrinsic is set up over the intrinsic by authority : wealth and interest ...
Fear God , and honour the King , " is equally a maxim at all times and seasons . The personal character of the king has nothing to do with the question . Thus the extrinsic is set up over the intrinsic by authority : wealth and interest ...
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Montaigne's Essays , Dilworth's Spelling Book , and Fearn's Treatise on Contingent Remainders , are all equally books , but not equally adapted for all classes of readers . The two last are of no use but to school - masters and lawyers ...
Montaigne's Essays , Dilworth's Spelling Book , and Fearn's Treatise on Contingent Remainders , are all equally books , but not equally adapted for all classes of readers . The two last are of no use but to school - masters and lawyers ...
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On the Love of Life | 8 |
On Living to Onesself | 24 |
On Reading Old Books | 40 |
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