The Harvard Classics, Volumen28Charles William Eliot P.F. Collier & Son Company, 1910 |
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... human grandeur is , as represented by such a contemptible little creature as Gulliver . " The Emperor of Lilliput's features are strong and masculine ( what a surprising humour there is in this description ! ) — “ The Emperor's features ...
... human grandeur is , as represented by such a contemptible little creature as Gulliver . " The Emperor of Lilliput's features are strong and masculine ( what a surprising humour there is in this description ! ) — “ The Emperor's features ...
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... human society , carried on partly with set purpose , and partly not . One generation forms another ; and the exist- ing generation is ever acting and reacting upon itself in the persons of its individual members . Now , in this process ...
... human society , carried on partly with set purpose , and partly not . One generation forms another ; and the exist- ing generation is ever acting and reacting upon itself in the persons of its individual members . Now , in this process ...
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... human genius , are written , or at least originated . The principle on which I have been insisting is so obvious , and instances in point are so ready , that I should think it tiresome to proceed with the subject , except that one or ...
... human genius , are written , or at least originated . The principle on which I have been insisting is so obvious , and instances in point are so ready , that I should think it tiresome to proceed with the subject , except that one or ...
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... human hope and aspiration . But for me , from the day I left its walls , I never , for good or bad , have had anticipation of its future ; and never for a moment have I had a wish to see again a place , which I have never ceased to love ...
... human hope and aspiration . But for me , from the day I left its walls , I never , for good or bad , have had anticipation of its future ; and never for a moment have I had a wish to see again a place , which I have never ceased to love ...
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... human nature . Meanwhile , there stands the new - comer , surrounded by a circle of his new asso- ciates , who forthwith proceed to frighten , and to banter , and to make a fool of him , to the extent of their wit . Some address him ...
... human nature . Meanwhile , there stands the new - comer , surrounded by a circle of his new asso- ciates , who forthwith proceed to frighten , and to banter , and to make a fool of him , to the extent of their wit . Some address him ...
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