Beauties: Selected from the Writings of Thomas De QuinceyHoughton, Mifflin, 1862 - 432 sider |
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Side 351
... expression for most people's feel- ings . That objection , however , would not apply to any mode of admonition that was universally establish- ed . A public memento carries with it no personality . For instance , in the Roman law ...
... expression for most people's feel- ings . That objection , however , would not apply to any mode of admonition that was universally establish- ed . A public memento carries with it no personality . For instance , in the Roman law ...
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... expression of character and situation which must al- ways belong to a speaker bearing a part in a dialogue , to admit of her assuming the tone of a rapt poetic inspiration . - Meantime , whatever she did — whether it were in display of ...
... expression of character and situation which must al- ways belong to a speaker bearing a part in a dialogue , to admit of her assuming the tone of a rapt poetic inspiration . - Meantime , whatever she did — whether it were in display of ...
Side 413
... expression , which is the chief thing that men think of when describing manners as good or bad , lies in two capital ... expressions , may have no opening for itself in casual intercourse with strangers . But simple decency of appearance ...
... expression , which is the chief thing that men think of when describing manners as good or bad , lies in two capital ... expressions , may have no opening for itself in casual intercourse with strangers . But simple decency of appearance ...
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THE DE QUINCEYS | 13 |
INTRODUCTION TO THE WORLD OF STRIFE | 30 |
THE NATION OF LONDON | 53 |
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