English Humorists of the Eighteenth Century: Sir Richard Steele, Joseph Addison, Laurence Sterne, Oliver GoldsmithCentury Company, 1906 - 514 Seiten |
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... body . Sixty - one of my lord's peers finding him not guilty of murder , while but fourteen found him guilty , this very fast nobleman was discharged : and made his appearance seven years after in another trial for murder- when he , my ...
... body . Sixty - one of my lord's peers finding him not guilty of murder , while but fourteen found him guilty , this very fast nobleman was discharged : and made his appearance seven years after in another trial for murder- when he , my ...
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... body of horse in the world . " But Steele could hardly have seen any actual service . He who wrote about himself , his mother , his wife , his loves , his debts , his friends , and the wine he drank , would have told us of his battles ...
... body of horse in the world . " But Steele could hardly have seen any actual service . He who wrote about himself , his mother , his wife , his loves , his debts , his friends , and the wine he drank , would have told us of his battles ...
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... body lay , and my mother sat weeping alone by it . I had my battledore in my hand , and fell a beating the coffin , and calling papa ; for , I know not how , I had some idea that he was locked up there . My mother caught me in her arms ...
... body lay , and my mother sat weeping alone by it . I had my battledore in my hand , and fell a beating the coffin , and calling papa ; for , I know not how , I had some idea that he was locked up there . My mother caught me in her arms ...
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... body lay , and my mother sat weeping alone by it . I had my battledore in my hand , and fell a - beating the coffin , and calling papa ; for , I know not how , I had some slight idea that he was locked up there . My mother catched me in ...
... body lay , and my mother sat weeping alone by it . I had my battledore in my hand , and fell a - beating the coffin , and calling papa ; for , I know not how , I had some slight idea that he was locked up there . My mother catched me in ...
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... body . " As the matter at present stands , it is not to do handsome actions denominates a man of honour ; it is enough if he dares to defend ill ones . Thus you often see a common sharper in competition with a gentleman of the first ...
... body . " As the matter at present stands , it is not to do handsome actions denominates a man of honour ; it is enough if he dares to defend ill ones . Thus you often see a common sharper in competition with a gentleman of the first ...
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