Selected Essays of William Hazlitt, 1778-1830Nonesuch Press, 1948 - 807 páginas |
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... seen [ Pope talk with Patty Blount ; and I have seen Goldsmith . ” Every one turned round to look at [ Mrs. Reynolds ) , as if by so doing they could get a sight at Goldsmith . Where , ” asked a harsh , croaking voice , was Dr. Johnson ...
... seen [ Pope talk with Patty Blount ; and I have seen Goldsmith . ” Every one turned round to look at [ Mrs. Reynolds ) , as if by so doing they could get a sight at Goldsmith . Where , ” asked a harsh , croaking voice , was Dr. Johnson ...
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... seen and heard with my own eyes and ears . Certainly , by all accounts , if any one was ever moved by the true histrionic @stus , it was Garrick . When he followed the Ghost in Hamlet , he did not drop the sword , as most actors do ...
... seen and heard with my own eyes and ears . Certainly , by all accounts , if any one was ever moved by the true histrionic @stus , it was Garrick . When he followed the Ghost in Hamlet , he did not drop the sword , as most actors do ...
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... seen after them , and mournfully withdrew . “ Egad ! ” said Lamb , these are the very fellows I should like to have ... seen Ninon de l'Enclos , ” said that incomparable person ; and this immediately put us in mind > a that we had ...
... seen after them , and mournfully withdrew . “ Egad ! ” said Lamb , these are the very fellows I should like to have ... seen Ninon de l'Enclos , ” said that incomparable person ; and this immediately put us in mind > a that we had ...
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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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