Selected Essays of William HazlittNelson, 1942 - 807 pagina's |
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... matter ? " Nothing is the matter , Tom , you have lost the battle , but you are the bravest man alive . " And Jackson whispered to him , " I am collecting a purse for you , Tom . " Vain sounds , and unheard at that moment ! Neate ...
... matter ? " Nothing is the matter , Tom , you have lost the battle , but you are the bravest man alive . " And Jackson whispered to him , " I am collecting a purse for you , Tom . " Vain sounds , and unheard at that moment ! Neate ...
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... conjecture ; 66 " Breaks no squares . Leaves the matter of contention where it stood . Quakers and West Riding men must have been anti- pathetic to our essayist ! and from being so to others , begin to be 114 Essays of William Hazlitt.
... conjecture ; 66 " Breaks no squares . Leaves the matter of contention where it stood . Quakers and West Riding men must have been anti- pathetic to our essayist ! and from being so to others , begin to be 114 Essays of William Hazlitt.
Pagina 176
... matter . Burke was a metaphysician , Mackintosh a mere logician . Burke was an orator ( almost a poet ) who reasoned in figures , because he had an eye for nature : Mackintosh , on the other hand , was a rheto- rician , who had only an ...
... matter . Burke was a metaphysician , Mackintosh a mere logician . Burke was an orator ( almost a poet ) who reasoned in figures , because he had an eye for nature : Mackintosh , on the other hand , was a rheto- rician , who had only an ...
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