Selected Essays of William Hazlitt, 1778-1830Nonesuch Press, 1948 - 807 páginas |
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... leave you some advice ( the best I can ) for your conduct in life , both that it may be of use to you , and as something to remember me by . I may at least be able to caution you against my own errors , if nothing else . As we went ...
... leave you some advice ( the best I can ) for your conduct in life , both that it may be of use to you , and as something to remember me by . I may at least be able to caution you against my own errors , if nothing else . As we went ...
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... leave you an independence . A situation in a public office is secure , but laborious and mechanical , and without the two great springs of life , Hope and Fear . Perhaps , however , it might ensure you a competence , and leave you ...
... leave you an independence . A situation in a public office is secure , but laborious and mechanical , and without the two great springs of life , Hope and Fear . Perhaps , however , it might ensure you a competence , and leave you ...
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... Leave them to themselves , and they are dull : introduce them into company , and they are worse . It is the incapacity of enjoyment that makes them sullen and ridiculous ; the mortification they feel at not having their own way in ...
... Leave them to themselves , and they are dull : introduce them into company , and they are worse . It is the incapacity of enjoyment that makes them sullen and ridiculous ; the mortification they feel at not having their own way in ...
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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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