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It was the essence of his nature to be an observer of life and everything in it : too sceptical and wise to wish to act ... Frequently the man of action has a natural eloquence , like Drake or Churchill , for it is a mode of action .
It was the essence of his nature to be an observer of life and everything in it : too sceptical and wise to wish to act ... Frequently the man of action has a natural eloquence , like Drake or Churchill , for it is a mode of action .
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This was the world opening before him a world of taste and cultivation , of wealth and fashion , of refinement of sensibility and culture all that his own nature craved and responded to so eagerly . No wonder he was so grateful to the ...
This was the world opening before him a world of taste and cultivation , of wealth and fashion , of refinement of sensibility and culture all that his own nature craved and responded to so eagerly . No wonder he was so grateful to the ...
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Pity it is that wit so ill should dwell , Wit lent from heaven , but vices sent from hell.16 No doubt Marlowe's was a nature divided against itself , as the characters of his plays are almost all at war with the order of things .
Pity it is that wit so ill should dwell , Wit lent from heaven , but vices sent from hell.16 No doubt Marlowe's was a nature divided against itself , as the characters of his plays are almost all at war with the order of things .
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