Selected Essays of William Hazlitt, 1778-1830 |
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The thing seems in itself out of all reason : health , strength , appetite are opposed to the idea of death , and we are not ready to credit it till we have found our illusions vanished ...
The thing seems in itself out of all reason : health , strength , appetite are opposed to the idea of death , and we are not ready to credit it till we have found our illusions vanished ...
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Indeed , it seems to me a piece of mere impertinence not to sit as still as one can in these circumstances . I put the best face I can upon the matter , as well out of respect to the artist as to myself . I appear on my trial in the ...
Indeed , it seems to me a piece of mere impertinence not to sit as still as one can in these circumstances . I put the best face I can upon the matter , as well out of respect to the artist as to myself . I appear on my trial in the ...
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... in describing it , his mind seems imbued with the majesty and solemnity of the objects around him — the tall rock ... meaning the mists seem to gather in the hollows of Helvellyn , and the forked Skiddaw hovers in the distance .
... in describing it , his mind seems imbued with the majesty and solemnity of the objects around him — the tall rock ... meaning the mists seem to gather in the hollows of Helvellyn , and the forked Skiddaw hovers in the distance .
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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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