Selected Essays of William HazlittNelson, 1942 - 807 pagina's |
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Pagina 85
... character belonging to it , amiable , venerable from the spirit of joy and thorough goodness it manifests , inde- pendently of acute remarks or scientific discoveries : others object to the cruelty of Walton's theory and practice of ...
... character belonging to it , amiable , venerable from the spirit of joy and thorough goodness it manifests , inde- pendently of acute remarks or scientific discoveries : others object to the cruelty of Walton's theory and practice of ...
Pagina 91
... character . He was one of the English Nobility , not one of the English People ; and his occasional ease and familiarity were in my mind equally constrained and affected , whether in relation to the pretensions of his rank or the ...
... character . He was one of the English Nobility , not one of the English People ; and his occasional ease and familiarity were in my mind equally constrained and affected , whether in relation to the pretensions of his rank or the ...
Pagina 222
... character . From the strangeness of the events that surround him , he is full of amazement and fear ; and stands in doubt between the world of reality and the world of fancy . He sees sights not shown to mortal eye , and hears unearthly ...
... character . From the strangeness of the events that surround him , he is full of amazement and fear ; and stands in doubt between the world of reality and the world of fancy . He sees sights not shown to mortal eye , and hears unearthly ...
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