The Complete Works of William Hazlitt, Volume 6J. M. Dent and Sons, Limited, 1931 |
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Page 98
... friend , Sir Roger , in delicacy and felicity . The delightful simplicity and good - humoured officiousness in the ... friends , nor they of me ! How airy these abstractions of the poet's pen stream over the dawn of our acquaint- ance ...
... friend , Sir Roger , in delicacy and felicity . The delightful simplicity and good - humoured officiousness in the ... friends , nor they of me ! How airy these abstractions of the poet's pen stream over the dawn of our acquaint- ance ...
Page 217
... friends , I would not stand thus , And gaze upon you always ; troth , I could not , sir ; As good be blind , and ... friendship , And be still billing ? ' tis the idlest fondness That ever was invented ; and ' tis pity It's grown a ...
... friends , I would not stand thus , And gaze upon you always ; troth , I could not , sir ; As good be blind , and ... friendship , And be still billing ? ' tis the idlest fondness That ever was invented ; and ' tis pity It's grown a ...
Page 297
... friendship , and of the way in which they fleeted the time carelessly ' as well as studiously in the golden age ' of our ... friends , because the self - same thing They know they see , however absent is , ( Here our best hay - maker ...
... friendship , and of the way in which they fleeted the time carelessly ' as well as studiously in the golden age ' of our ... friends , because the self - same thing They know they see , however absent is , ( Here our best hay - maker ...
Contents
LECTURE I | 5 |
LECTURE II | 30 |
On Cowley Butler Suckling Etherege | 70 |
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