Selected Essays of William HazlittNelson, 1942 - 807 pagina's |
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Pagina 70
... thought and nature , and bring it half - ashamed , struggling , and deformed into the day - to give words and intelligible symbols to that which was never imagined or expressed before ! It is as if the dumb should speak for the first ...
... thought and nature , and bring it half - ashamed , struggling , and deformed into the day - to give words and intelligible symbols to that which was never imagined or expressed before ! It is as if the dumb should speak for the first ...
Pagina 187
... thought and expression . He sat down and talked very naturally and freely , with a mixture of clear , gushing accents in his voice , a deep guttural intonation , and a strong tincture of the northern burr , like the crust on wine . He ...
... thought and expression . He sat down and talked very naturally and freely , with a mixture of clear , gushing accents in his voice , a deep guttural intonation , and a strong tincture of the northern burr , like the crust on wine . He ...
Pagina 195
... thought of our author's poetry . It would probably have gone out of date with the immediate occasion , even if he himself had not contrived to banish it from our recollection . It is not to be denied that it had great merit , both of an ...
... thought of our author's poetry . It would probably have gone out of date with the immediate occasion , even if he himself had not contrived to banish it from our recollection . It is not to be denied that it had great merit , both of an ...
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