Selected Essays of William Hazlitt, 1778-1830 |
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ON THE IGNORANCE OF THE LEARNED ( EDINBURH MAGAZINE , JULY , 1818 ) For the more languages a man can speak , His talent has but sprung the greater leak : And , for the industry he has spent upon't , Must full as much some other way ...
ON THE IGNORANCE OF THE LEARNED ( EDINBURH MAGAZINE , JULY , 1818 ) For the more languages a man can speak , His talent has but sprung the greater leak : And , for the industry he has spent upon't , Must full as much some other way ...
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ON THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN WRITING AND SPEAKING ( WRITTEN A BOUT 1825 ) Some minds are proportioned to that which may be dispatched at once ... It is a common observation , that few persons can be found who speak and write equally well .
ON THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN WRITING AND SPEAKING ( WRITTEN A BOUT 1825 ) Some minds are proportioned to that which may be dispatched at once ... It is a common observation , that few persons can be found who speak and write equally well .
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They went out by shoals when he began to speak . They coughed and shuffled him down . While he was uttering some of the finest observations ( to speak in compass ) that ever were delivered in that House , they walked out , not as the ...
They went out by shoals when he began to speak . They coughed and shuffled him down . While he was uttering some of the finest observations ( to speak in compass ) that ever were delivered in that House , they walked out , not as the ...
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