Selected Essays of William HazlittNelson, 1942 - 807 páginas |
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... excellence . One of the first mathematicians and classical scholars of the day was mentioning it as a compliment to himself Moody . The elderly man in Garrick's comedy ( adapted from Wycherley ) who wished to marry his ward , young ...
... excellence . One of the first mathematicians and classical scholars of the day was mentioning it as a compliment to himself Moody . The elderly man in Garrick's comedy ( adapted from Wycherley ) who wished to marry his ward , young ...
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... his favourite characters louder , to understand them better than everybody else , and has his own scale of comparative excellence for each work , supported by nothing but his own enthusiastic and fearless convictions " 195 Sir Walter Scott.
... his favourite characters louder , to understand them better than everybody else , and has his own scale of comparative excellence for each work , supported by nothing but his own enthusiastic and fearless convictions " 195 Sir Walter Scott.
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... 13. Comment freely on the story of the two bishops in St. Peter's at Rome . 14. Where does the essayist swing round to his original subject ? 15. Does excellence at games necessarily imply stu- pidity in 238 Questions and Exercises.
... 13. Comment freely on the story of the two bishops in St. Peter's at Rome . 14. Where does the essayist swing round to his original subject ? 15. Does excellence at games necessarily imply stu- pidity in 238 Questions and Exercises.
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