Selected Essays of William Hazlitt, 1778-1830Nonesuch Press, 1948 - 807 páginas |
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... whole mornings on a sunny bank on Salisbury Plain , without any object before me , neither knowing nor caring how time passes , and thus “ with light - winged toys of feathered Idleness ” to melt down hours to moments . Perhaps some ...
... whole mornings on a sunny bank on Salisbury Plain , without any object before me , neither knowing nor caring how time passes , and thus “ with light - winged toys of feathered Idleness ” to melt down hours to moments . Perhaps some ...
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... whole of his time ; and in the intervals between one scoundrel action and another he may and must have better thoughts , and may have recourse to those of religion ( true or false ) among the number , without in this being guilty of ...
... whole of his time ; and in the intervals between one scoundrel action and another he may and must have better thoughts , and may have recourse to those of religion ( true or false ) among the number , without in this being guilty of ...
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... whole matter in pieces , and re - set the copy . This looks like elaboration and after - thought . It was also one of Burke's latest compositions . A regularly bred speaker would have made up his mind beforehand ; but Burke's mind being ...
... whole matter in pieces , and re - set the copy . This looks like elaboration and after - thought . It was also one of Burke's latest compositions . A regularly bred speaker would have made up his mind beforehand ; but Burke's mind being ...
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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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