The Complete Works of William Hazlitt, Volume 4J. M. Dent and Sons, Limited, 1930 - 408 páginas |
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... less spun out into regular dis- sertations . They are more like the remarks which occur in sensible conversation , and less like a lecture . Something is left to the under- standing of the reader . Steele seems to have gone into his ...
... less spun out into regular dis- sertations . They are more like the remarks which occur in sensible conversation , and less like a lecture . Something is left to the under- standing of the reader . Steele seems to have gone into his ...
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... less than half a score couplets rhyming to the word sense . ' But of the two , less dangerous is the offence , To tire our patience than mislead our sense .'- lines 3 , 4 . " In search of wit these lose their common sense , And then ...
... less than half a score couplets rhyming to the word sense . ' But of the two , less dangerous is the offence , To tire our patience than mislead our sense .'- lines 3 , 4 . " In search of wit these lose their common sense , And then ...
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... less honourable to betray those that put their trust in thee . But my only demand consisteth , to make a goal delivery of all evils , which delivereth equal benefit and safety , both to the one and the other , but most honourable for ...
... less honourable to betray those that put their trust in thee . But my only demand consisteth , to make a goal delivery of all evils , which delivereth equal benefit and safety , both to the one and the other , but most honourable for ...
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