Thoughts of the Times; Or, Men and Things

absenteeism actions admit appear aristocracy Austin beautiful become believe Bentham better cause century character circumstances classes common death desire distinction doubt effect England English equally evil existence experience exports expression facts fancy feelings French give Goethe human humour imagination imports individuals instance interest Irish kind knowledge landlord language least less lines living look mankind matter means mind moral motive nature never noble object observable pain passage perhaps period Philip van Artevelde philosophical pleasure poems poet poetical poetry political possession present principle probably produce prove question reason religion religious remarkable require respect seems sense Shakspeare society soul speak spirit suppose theory things thought tion true truth utility whole Wordsworth writings