Images From Works of Oliver W. Holmes
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Smiling at present follies So long as a woman can talk, there isnothing she cannot bear So much woman in it, --muliebrity, aswell as femineity So much must be pardoned to humanity Society is a strong solution of books Society of Mutual Admiration Sold his sensibilities Some people that think everythingpitiable is so funny Some people think that truth and goldare always to be washed for Somebody had been calling him an oldman Something she is ashamed of, or oughtto be Something better than flowe...rs; it is aseed-capsule Somewhere, --somewhere, --love is instore for them Stages of life Struggle with the ever-rising mists ofdelusion Stupidity often saves a man from goingmad Style is the man Sudden conviction that I had seen itsomewhere Takes very little to spoil everythingfor writer, talker, lover Talk about those subjects you have hadlong in your mind Talk, to me, is only spading up theground for crops of thought Talk without words is half theirconversation Talkers who have what may be calledjerky minds Talking with a dull friend affordsgreat relief Talking is like playing on the harp Talking is one of the fine arts Talking shapes our thoughts for us Tears that we weep inwardly withunchanging features Temptation of money and fame is toogreat for young people Tepid and unstimulating expression ofenthusiasm Terrible smile Thanklessness of critical honesty That great procession of the UNLOVED The house is quite as much the body welive in The schoolmistress had tried life, too The Amen!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Smiling at present follies So long as a woman can talk, there isnothing she cannot bear So much woman in it, --muliebrity, aswell as femineity So much must be pardoned to humanity Society is a strong solution of books Society of Mutual Admiration Sold his sensibilities Some people that think everythingpitiable is so funny Some people think that truth and goldare always to be washed for Somebody had been calling him an oldman Something she is ashamed of, or oughtto be Something better than flowe...rs; it is aseed-capsule Somewhere, --somewhere, --love is instore for them Stages of life Struggle with the ever-rising mists ofdelusion Stupidity often saves a man from goingmad Style is the man Sudden conviction that I had seen itsomewhere Takes very little to spoil everythingfor writer, talker, lover Talk about those subjects you have hadlong in your mind Talk, to me, is only spading up theground for crops of thought Talk without words is half theirconversation Talkers who have what may be calledjerky minds Talking with a dull friend affordsgreat relief Talking is like playing on the harp Talking is one of the fine arts Talking shapes our thoughts for us Tears that we weep inwardly withunchanging features Temptation of money and fame is toogreat for young people Tepid and unstimulating expression ofenthusiasm Terrible smile Thanklessness of critical honesty That great procession of the UNLOVED The house is quite as much the body welive in The schoolmistress had tried life, too The Amen!
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