Selected Essays of William Hazlitt, 1778-1830Nonesuch Press, 1948 - 807 páginas |
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... head of Homer than ever that old blind bard did in reciting his Iliad . These raise a huge opinion of themselves out of nothing , as there are those who shrink from their own merits into the shade of unconquerable humility . I know one ...
... head of Homer than ever that old blind bard did in reciting his Iliad . These raise a huge opinion of themselves out of nothing , as there are those who shrink from their own merits into the shade of unconquerable humility . I know one ...
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... head on redeeming it . It is not a string of clap - traps to answer a temporary or party - purpose , - violent , vulgar , and illiberal , —but general and lasting truth that we require at his hands . We go to him as pupils , not as ...
... head on redeeming it . It is not a string of clap - traps to answer a temporary or party - purpose , - violent , vulgar , and illiberal , —but general and lasting truth that we require at his hands . We go to him as pupils , not as ...
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... head seems fastened in an imaginary vice , and he can hardly tell what to make of his situation . He is continually overstepping the bounds of duty , and is tied down to certain lines and limits chalked out upon the canvas , to him ...
... head seems fastened in an imaginary vice , and he can hardly tell what to make of his situation . He is continually overstepping the bounds of duty , and is tied down to certain lines and limits chalked out upon the canvas , to him ...
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On the Love of the Country | 3 |
On the Ignorance of the Learned | 13 |
On Living to Onesself | 24 |
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