Selected Essays of William Hazlitt, 1778-1830 |
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Pagina 64
The simply phlegmatic never turns to the truly " fiery quality . " So , the really gay or trifling never become ... heedless hand and smiling face , will never be roused from his volatile indifference to meet inevitable calamities .
The simply phlegmatic never turns to the truly " fiery quality . " So , the really gay or trifling never become ... heedless hand and smiling face , will never be roused from his volatile indifference to meet inevitable calamities .
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... he never saw the stars , and perhaps he never desired it ; he never stirred up the holy fire among the Magi ; nor touched his God with the sacred rod , according to the laws ; he never offered sacrifice , nor worshipped the Deity ...
... he never saw the stars , and perhaps he never desired it ; he never stirred up the holy fire among the Magi ; nor touched his God with the sacred rod , according to the laws ; he never offered sacrifice , nor worshipped the Deity ...
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His episodes , which are numerous as they are pertinent , are striking , interesting , full of life and naïveté , minute , double measure running over , but never tedious — nun- quam sufflaminandus erat . He is one of those writers who ...
His episodes , which are numerous as they are pertinent , are striking , interesting , full of life and naïveté , minute , double measure running over , but never tedious — nun- quam sufflaminandus erat . He is one of those writers who ...
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