The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 5 |
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The way to keep up old customs is to enjoy old customs ; the way to be satisfied with the present state of things is , to enjoy that ... there is an exultation in a daily event , zest in the “ regular thing ” , joy at an old feast .
The way to keep up old customs is to enjoy old customs ; the way to be satisfied with the present state of things is , to enjoy that ... there is an exultation in a daily event , zest in the “ regular thing ” , joy at an old feast .
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It must give way to attractive novelties which do not hurt ; it must resist such as are dangerous ; it must maintain old things which are good and fitting ; it must alter such as cramp and give pain . The dictator dare not appoint a bad ...
It must give way to attractive novelties which do not hurt ; it must resist such as are dangerous ; it must maintain old things which are good and fitting ; it must alter such as cramp and give pain . The dictator dare not appoint a bad ...
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It begets a mind desirous of things , careless of ideas , not acquainted with the niceties of words . In all labour there should be profit , is its motto . It is not only true that we have ' left swords for ledgers , ' but war itself is ...
It begets a mind desirous of things , careless of ideas , not acquainted with the niceties of words . In all labour there should be profit , is its motto . It is not only true that we have ' left swords for ledgers , ' but war itself is ...
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Editors Preface | 27 |
of the Suez Canal Shares February 1876 333 | 29 |
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