Selected Essays of William Hazlitt, 1778-1830Nonesuch Press, 1948 - 807 pagina's |
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Pagina 238
... keep an appoint- ment with a person who had forgot it ! One great art of women , who pretend to manage their husbands and keep them to themselves , is to contrive some excuse for breaking their engagements with friends for whom they ...
... keep an appoint- ment with a person who had forgot it ! One great art of women , who pretend to manage their husbands and keep them to themselves , is to contrive some excuse for breaking their engagements with friends for whom they ...
Pagina 309
... keep their own money in their hands , and those who cannot keep their hands from other people's . The first are always in want of money , though ON THE WANT OF MONEY 309.
... keep their own money in their hands , and those who cannot keep their hands from other people's . The first are always in want of money , though ON THE WANT OF MONEY 309.
Pagina 785
... keep others waiting . They are appealed to as the most competent judges , as arbiters deliciarum in all questions of ... keep them- selves clear , St. Paul has observed , that it is better to . marry than burn . Continents , " says ...
... keep others waiting . They are appealed to as the most competent judges , as arbiters deliciarum in all questions of ... keep them- selves clear , St. Paul has observed , that it is better to . marry than burn . Continents , " says ...
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On the Love of Life | 8 |
On Living to Onesself | 24 |
On Reading Old Books | 40 |
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