Selected Essays of William Hazlitt, 1778-1830 |
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Pagina 310
But they set no value upon money , and throw it away on any object or in any manner that first presents itself , merely to have it off their hands , so that you wonder what has become ...
But they set no value upon money , and throw it away on any object or in any manner that first presents itself , merely to have it off their hands , so that you wonder what has become ...
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Why not fill up the blank that is left us in this manner ? I have looked for hours at a Rembrandt without being conscious of the flight of time , but with ever new wonder and delight , have thought that not only my own but another ...
Why not fill up the blank that is left us in this manner ? I have looked for hours at a Rembrandt without being conscious of the flight of time , but with ever new wonder and delight , have thought that not only my own but another ...
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Indeed his whole style was an artificial and studied imitation , or capricious caricature of Burke's bol natural , discursive manner . This did not imply much spontaneous power or fertility of invention ; he was an intellectual posture ...
Indeed his whole style was an artificial and studied imitation , or capricious caricature of Burke's bol natural , discursive manner . This did not imply much spontaneous power or fertility of invention ; he was an intellectual posture ...
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