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... atthe age ofthirteen, hecomposed and published in TheShrewsbury Chroniclea letter of protest against the calumniators of Dr. Priestley: a performance which, forthe gravity ofits thought as forthe balanceofits expression, would ...
... atthe age ofthirteen, hecomposed and published in TheShrewsbury Chroniclea letter of protest against the calumniators of Dr. Priestley: a performance which, forthe gravity ofits thought as forthe balanceofits expression, would ...
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... at the Russell Institution: his most notable journalisticwork, on politics and thedrama, wasdonefor The Morning Chronicle, then editedbyMr.Perry. Froman obituary notice of Hazlitt contributedmany years later (October 1830) toanold ...
... at the Russell Institution: his most notable journalisticwork, on politics and thedrama, wasdonefor The Morning Chronicle, then editedbyMr.Perry. Froman obituary notice of Hazlitt contributedmany years later (October 1830) toanold ...
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... at the same time, the insinuatingloveliness of the sweetest poetry. Heplays with love like a child; andhissongs are breathed out likemelting sighs. He unites in his genius theutmost elevation andthe utmost depth; and the most foreign ...
... at the same time, the insinuatingloveliness of the sweetest poetry. Heplays with love like a child; andhissongs are breathed out likemelting sighs. He unites in his genius theutmost elevation andthe utmost depth; and the most foreign ...
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... at the same time preserves the utmost propriety of action andpassion, and gives all their local accompaniments. If hewasequalto the greatest things,hewasnot above an attention to the smallest. Thusthe gallant sportsmen in Cymbeline ...
... at the same time preserves the utmost propriety of action andpassion, and gives all their local accompaniments. If hewasequalto the greatest things,hewasnot above an attention to the smallest. Thusthe gallant sportsmen in Cymbeline ...
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... at the very moment that he is expressingthemost unbounded confidence in the loyalty and services of Macbeth. There is no art Tofindthe mind's construction intheface: He was a gentleman, on whomIbuilt An absolute trust. O worthiest ...
... at the very moment that he is expressingthemost unbounded confidence in the loyalty and services of Macbeth. There is no art Tofindthe mind's construction intheface: He was a gentleman, on whomIbuilt An absolute trust. O worthiest ...
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Characters of Shakespeare's Plays: & Lectures on the English Poets William Hazlitt Nincs elérhető előnézet - 2015 |
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