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He improves the hint by the help of a little play upon words and upon an idle
fancy into an allegory , he hooks this on to a verbal inference , which takes you by
surprise , equally from the novelty of the premises and the flatness of the ...
He improves the hint by the help of a little play upon words and upon an idle
fancy into an allegory , he hooks this on to a verbal inference , which takes you by
surprise , equally from the novelty of the premises and the flatness of the ...
Сторінка 222
The one is as full of fancy as it is bare of facts : the other excludes all fancy , and
is weighed down with facts . The one is all fire , the other all ice : the one nothing
but enthusiasm , extravagance , eccentricity ; the other nothing but logical ...
The one is as full of fancy as it is bare of facts : the other excludes all fancy , and
is weighed down with facts . The one is all fire , the other all ice : the one nothing
but enthusiasm , extravagance , eccentricity ; the other nothing but logical ...
Сторінка 295
That touches him most nearly which is withdrawn to a certain distance , which
verges on the borders of oblivion : that piques and provokes his fancy most ,
which is hid from a superficial glance . That which , though gone by , is still
remembered ...
That touches him most nearly which is withdrawn to a certain distance , which
verges on the borders of oblivion : that piques and provokes his fancy most ,
which is hid from a superficial glance . That which , though gone by , is still
remembered ...
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