Selected Essays of William HazlittNonesuch Press, 1942 - 807 páginas |
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... nature and genius , not by rules or study . It is suggested by feeling , not by laborious microscopic inspection ; in seeking for it without , we lose the harmonious clue to it within and in aiming to grasp the substance , we let the ...
... nature and genius , not by rules or study . It is suggested by feeling , not by laborious microscopic inspection ; in seeking for it without , we lose the harmonious clue to it within and in aiming to grasp the substance , we let the ...
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... nature , without pedantry and without bias . I told Coleridge I had written a few remarks , and was sometimes foolish enough to believe that I had made a discovery on the same subject ( the Natural disinterestedness of the Human Mind ) ...
... nature , without pedantry and without bias . I told Coleridge I had written a few remarks , and was sometimes foolish enough to believe that I had made a discovery on the same subject ( the Natural disinterestedness of the Human Mind ) ...
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... nature and society , return to earth once more , and beg pardon of Sir Walter and his patrons , who sigh at not being able to undo all that you have done ! Leaving this question , there are two other remarks which we wished to make on ...
... nature and society , return to earth once more , and beg pardon of Sir Walter and his patrons , who sigh at not being able to undo all that you have done ! Leaving this question , there are two other remarks which we wished to make on ...
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