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The collected works of William Hazlitt, Vol. 01 (of 12)

Note 40 — THE ROUND TABLE (continued 2)

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The modern Quakers come as near the mark in these cases as they can. They do not go to plays, but they are great attenders of spouting-clubs and lectures. They do not frequent concerts, but run after pictures. We do not know exactly how they stand with respect to the circulating libraries. A Quaker poet would be a literary phenomenon.

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