Selected Essays of William Hazlitt, 1778-1830Nonesuch Press, 1948 - 807 pagina's |
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Pagina 290
... effect of a law of nature , or the will of God . This is assigning a general but not adequate cause . The depth of passion is where it takes hold of cir- cumstances too remote or indifferent for notice from the force of association or ...
... effect of a law of nature , or the will of God . This is assigning a general but not adequate cause . The depth of passion is where it takes hold of cir- cumstances too remote or indifferent for notice from the force of association or ...
Pagina 567
... effect is not a proof of the highest genius , so to produce no effect at all 66 is an evidence of the highest poetry — and in WRITERS AND SPEAKERS 567.
... effect is not a proof of the highest genius , so to produce no effect at all 66 is an evidence of the highest poetry — and in WRITERS AND SPEAKERS 567.
Pagina 697
... effect with the greater delicacy of the tints , and difficulty of the execution . In judging of Burke , there- fore , we are to consider first the style of eloquence which he adopted , and secondly the effects which he produced with it ...
... effect with the greater delicacy of the tints , and difficulty of the execution . In judging of Burke , there- fore , we are to consider first the style of eloquence which he adopted , and secondly the effects which he produced with it ...
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On the Love of Life | 8 |
On Living to Onesself | 24 |
On Reading Old Books | 40 |
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