Selected Essays of William Hazlitt, 1778-1830Nonesuch Press, 1948 - 807 páginas |
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... manners and individual character , as in the periodical essayists , and in the works of Fielding and Hogarth . Yet , if ... manner , and was supposed to be at its height in the time of Louis XIV . We sympathise less , however , with the ...
... manners and individual character , as in the periodical essayists , and in the works of Fielding and Hogarth . Yet , if ... manner , and was supposed to be at its height in the time of Louis XIV . We sympathise less , however , with the ...
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... manners of the age or by the pretensions of the person . He has a peculiar sweetness in his smile , and great depth and manliness and a rugged harmony in the tones of his voice . His manner of reading his own poetry is particularly ...
... manners of the age or by the pretensions of the person . He has a peculiar sweetness in his smile , and great depth and manliness and a rugged harmony in the tones of his voice . His manner of reading his own poetry is particularly ...
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... manner , and to point out the beauties and defects of each in treating of somewhat similar subjects . Mr. Irving is , we take it , the more popular writer of the two , or a more general favourite : Mr. Lamb has more devoted , and ...
... manner , and to point out the beauties and defects of each in treating of somewhat similar subjects . Mr. Irving is , we take it , the more popular writer of the two , or a more general favourite : Mr. Lamb has more devoted , and ...
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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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