Selected Essays of William Hazlitt, 1778-1830Random House, 1930 - 807 pagina's |
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Pagina 311
... light come , light go - and the bubble bursts at last . Yet if they had employed the same time and pains in any laudable art or study that they have in raising a surreptitious livelihood , they would have been respectable , if not rich ...
... light come , light go - and the bubble bursts at last . Yet if they had employed the same time and pains in any laudable art or study that they have in raising a surreptitious livelihood , they would have been respectable , if not rich ...
Pagina 620
... light in the furrows of old age in half a morning , I did not think I had lost a day . Beneath the shrivelled yellow parchment look of the skin , there was here and there a streak of the blood colour tinging the face ; this I made a ...
... light in the furrows of old age in half a morning , I did not think I had lost a day . Beneath the shrivelled yellow parchment look of the skin , there was here and there a streak of the blood colour tinging the face ; this I made a ...
Pagina 669
... light of the hills , have an effect like the down on an unripe nectarine . You may lay your finger on the canvas ; but miles of dewy vapour and sun- shine are between you and the objects you survey . It is almost needless to point out ...
... light of the hills , have an effect like the down on an unripe nectarine . You may lay your finger on the canvas ; but miles of dewy vapour and sun- shine are between you and the objects you survey . It is almost needless to point out ...
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On the Love of Life | 8 |
On Living to Onesself | 24 |
On Reading Old Books | 40 |
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