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id: 11990
author: Head, Franklin H. (Franklin Harvey)
title: Shakespeare's Insomnia, and the Causes Thereof
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  The spectres of the princes and Queen Anne, in Richard III., invoking every good upon Richmond, say:-- Sleep, Richmond, sleep in peace and wake in joy. Friar Laurence says:-- Care keeps his watch in every old man's eye, And where care lodges, sleep can never lie; But where unbruisèd youth with unstuffed brain Doth couch his limbs, there golden sleep doth reign.


id: 2425
author: James, Henry
title: A Bundle of Letters
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  And you know Clara _is_ Bangor, to the soles of her shoes. Do you remember the _pension bourgeoise_ of Madame Vauquer _nee_ de Conflans?


id: 28303
author: Fitch, Clyde
title: The Smart Set: Correspondence & Conversations
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  You happy, _happy_ woman you! Well, I'm going down to tell the others my _good_ news (you understand that _good_, don't you?), and we'll drink to the health and happiness of you both in some crimson Chianti.


id: 2049
author: Hazlitt, William
title: Liber Amoris, Or, The New Pygmalion
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  I so longed to see her in it!--She had little time to spare, but perhaps might! There are no words so fine, no flattery so soft, that there is not a sentiment beyond them, that it is impossible to express, at the bottom of the heart where true love is.


id: 2445
author: Voltaire
title: Letters on England
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  was a more than great man, the director answers in the very same strain, and adds, that the member elect may also be a sort of great man, and that himself, in quality of director, must also have some share in this greatness. He proves that there is no such thing as a celestial matter which goes from west to east since the comets traverse those spaces, sometimes from east to west, and at other times from north to south.


id: 4615
author: Benson, Arthur Christopher
title: The Upton Letters
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  Unfortunately, the man who really knows boys is apt to get so penetrated with the pathos, the unrealised momentousness, the sad shipwrecks of boy life that he is not light-hearted enough to depict the outer side of it all, and a book becomes morbid and sentimental. What one ought to aim at is not the establishment of personal influence, not the perverted sense of power which the consciousness of a hold over other lives gives one, but to share such good things as one possesses, to assist rather than to sway.


