Selected Essays of William Hazlitt, 1778-1830 |
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a 1 married , and a benefit - play was bespoke by the officers of the regiment quartered there , to defray the expense of a license and of the wedding - ring , but the profits of the night did not amount to the necessary sum , and they ...
a 1 married , and a benefit - play was bespoke by the officers of the regiment quartered there , to defray the expense of a license and of the wedding - ring , but the profits of the night did not amount to the necessary sum , and they ...
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A good player may not be able to strike a single stroke if another comes into the court that he has a particular dread of ; and it frequently so ... Chess is a game I do not understand , and have not comprehension enough to play at .
A good player may not be able to strike a single stroke if another comes into the court that he has a particular dread of ; and it frequently so ... Chess is a game I do not understand , and have not comprehension enough to play at .
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For instance , take the Médecin malgré lui ( The Mock Doctor ) , in which a common wood - cutter takes upon himself , and is made successfully to support through a whole play , the character of a learned physician , without exciting the ...
For instance , take the Médecin malgré lui ( The Mock Doctor ) , in which a common wood - cutter takes upon himself , and is made successfully to support through a whole play , the character of a learned physician , without exciting the ...
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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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