The Complete Works of William Hazlitt, Volym 5 |
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The whole coheres semblably together ' in time , place , and circumstance . In reading this author , you do not merely learn what his characters say , you see their persons . By something expressed or understood , you are at no loss to ...
The whole coheres semblably together ' in time , place , and circumstance . In reading this author , you do not merely learn what his characters say , you see their persons . By something expressed or understood , you are at no loss to ...
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... rose up , when those behind them , not willing to interrupt the scene by remonstrating , immediately rose up too , and in this manner , the whole pit rose up , without uttering a syllable , and so that you might hear a pin drop .
... rose up , when those behind them , not willing to interrupt the scene by remonstrating , immediately rose up too , and in this manner , the whole pit rose up , without uttering a syllable , and so that you might hear a pin drop .
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Madam Marconi , on the contrary , has a broad and full manner ; sings with all her might , and pours out her whole soul and voice . There is something masculine , and we might say , rather vulgar , in her tones , if her native Italian ...
Madam Marconi , on the contrary , has a broad and full manner ; sings with all her might , and pours out her whole soul and voice . There is something masculine , and we might say , rather vulgar , in her tones , if her native Italian ...
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