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... friends, the unfinished work was destroyed.' He was more successful with Charles Lamb, whom hepainted (for a whim) inthedress ofa Venetian Senator. As afriendof Coleridgeand Wordsworthhehad inevitably made acquaintance withtheLambs. He ...
... friends, the unfinished work was destroyed.' He was more successful with Charles Lamb, whom hepainted (for a whim) inthedress ofa Venetian Senator. As afriendof Coleridgeand Wordsworthhehad inevitably made acquaintance withtheLambs. He ...
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... friends to takinghisshare inreporting an important discussion in theHouse of Commons. Added to this, he eitherdid not understand theart ofreporting, or would not takethe troubleto masterit.... His original articles required to be ...
... friends to takinghisshare inreporting an important discussion in theHouse of Commons. Added to this, he eitherdid not understand theart ofreporting, or would not takethe troubleto masterit.... His original articles required to be ...
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... philosophy of life and human nature, more suggestive than many approved treatisesexpressly devoted to that subject'. Well, for thesecond halfof this pronouncement— constat. 'You see, my friend,' writes Goldsmith's Citizen of the.
... philosophy of life and human nature, more suggestive than many approved treatisesexpressly devoted to that subject'. Well, for thesecond halfof this pronouncement— constat. 'You see, my friend,' writes Goldsmith's Citizen of the.
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William Hazlitt. constat. 'You see, my friend,' writes Goldsmith's Citizen of the World, 'there is nothing so ridiculous that it has not at some time been said by some philosopher.' But for the first part, whilea prioriMr. Ireland ...
William Hazlitt. constat. 'You see, my friend,' writes Goldsmith's Citizen of the World, 'there is nothing so ridiculous that it has not at some time been said by some philosopher.' But for the first part, whilea prioriMr. Ireland ...
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... friends, of thecordial love of his followers, and of hisgood name, among the causes whichhave made himwearyof life,andregrets that he has everseized the crown byunjust means,since he cannot transmitit to hisown posterity: For Banquo ...
... friends, of thecordial love of his followers, and of hisgood name, among the causes whichhave made himwearyof life,andregrets that he has everseized the crown byunjust means,since he cannot transmitit to hisown posterity: For Banquo ...
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Characters of Shakespeare's Plays: & Lectures on the English Poets William Hazlitt Nincs elérhető előnézet - 2015 |
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