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From: Dannie Faulkner
Subject: [grt-talk] deprive
Date: Sun, 6 Aug 2006 23:42:31 +0100

And he went further; he saidthat if another man liked your wife this will create nodifficulty. Certainly no one could read Hazlitt and maintain a simple anduncompounded idea of him. He seldom reaches the perfection ofthese great writers or their unity. William would make his head ache in the effortto find the right word. I lay looking up tillthe light of the fire faded away. One day, meetingImlay in the New Road, she greeted him without bitterness. He has an extraordinary power ofmaking us contemporary with himself. He spent monthsin Paris copying pictures at the Louvre. Indeed, she scarcely seemed to shut her eyes. Even to look at there was, it wouldseem, something incongruous, queer, provocative about her. Naturally, the book dropped still-born fromthe press. His pages are full of fine sayings andunexpected turns and independence and originality. All sorts ofpowers and emotions were liberated in Mary by her new satisfaction. She wasvery small and yet boyish; very ugly yet attractive. William would make his head ache in the effortto find the right word. Even to look at there was, it wouldseem, something incongruous, queer, provocative about her. We are about to plant our feet uponthe solid rock of Q. The exact prosaicdetail must be rendered as well as the vast and visionary outline. The cottage, though its garden ran up into the fells, was on thehighroad. She would have said quite simply, We looked about us, and feltthat we were happy. William would make his head ache in the effortto find the right word. He does not use the essayistslicence to circle and meander. Weare constantly plucked at by sayings that we would like to put byto examine later. But, asGodwin wrote, Ours is not an idle happiness, a paradise of selfishand transitory pleasures. The moonlight lay upon the hills likesnow. It is that spirit whichgoads her and urges her and keeps her faculties for ever on thestretch. A large piece ofground planted with trees, and intersected by gravel walks. But every sentence in Hazlitt carries us forward. AndHazlitt felt with the intensity of a poet.

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