Selected Essays of William HazlittNelson, 1942 - 807 pagina's |
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... called for another glass , swore he would not stand it ; and after many attempts to provoke his humorous antagonist to single combat , which the other turned off ( after working him up to a ludicrous pitch of choler ) with great ...
... called for another glass , swore he would not stand it ; and after many attempts to provoke his humorous antagonist to single combat , which the other turned off ( after working him up to a ludicrous pitch of choler ) with great ...
Pagina 201
... called " Elshander the Recluse , " or Cannie Elshie , the Wise Wight of Mucklestane Moor , " but who he really is must be ascertained from the story itself . Mr. Irving . Edward Irving ( 1792-1834 ) , a Scottish preacher who founded ...
... called " Elshander the Recluse , " or Cannie Elshie , the Wise Wight of Mucklestane Moor , " but who he really is must be ascertained from the story itself . Mr. Irving . Edward Irving ( 1792-1834 ) , a Scottish preacher who founded ...
Pagina 238
... called great . 12. Give your own opinion on the claims to greatness of the people named on page 47 . 13. Comment freely on the story of the two bishops in St. Peter's at Rome . 14. Where does the essayist swing round to his original ...
... called great . 12. Give your own opinion on the claims to greatness of the people named on page 47 . 13. Comment freely on the story of the two bishops in St. Peter's at Rome . 14. Where does the essayist swing round to his original ...
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