He is an acute thinker and observer, misled by his systematic misanthropy and by his fantastic literary theories. [noun]
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Few books have added so much to the innocent mirth of mankind of the first two parts of Gulliver; the misanthropy is quite overpowered by the fun. [noun]
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May my ears be cropped if the Imperator's melancholy and misanthropy are so intense. [noun]
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His main--nay, almost his sole-desire was to release his lord from this wretched solitude, this horrible misanthropy, so ill suited to his nature. [noun]
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He hoped to induce his father to do this as soon as he shook off his pitiable misanthropy. [noun]
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"Your deeds are better, Elshie, than your words," answered Earnscliff; "you labour to preserve the race whom your misanthropy slanders." [noun]
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But no message," he exclaimed, rising into his usual mood of misanthropy,--"no message--no go-between. [noun]
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"It seems to me the very madness of misanthropy," said Earnscliff; following his own current of thought. [noun]
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Perhaps too she began to think that his misanthropy rather caricatured her own. [Please select]
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I soothed his misanthropy with two fingers of rum, and he mellowed into advice. [Please select]
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Here again it must be urged on Zora's behalf that she had reason for her misanthropy. [Please select]
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