English Humorists of the Eighteenth Century: Sir Richard Steele, Joseph Addison, Laurence Sterne, Oliver GoldsmithCentury Company, 1906 - 514 Seiten |
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... figure at this place . He wrote a comedy , which , by the advice of a friend , the humble fellow burned there ; and some verses , which I dare say are as sublime as other gentlemen's composition at that age ; but being smitten with a ...
... figure at this place . He wrote a comedy , which , by the advice of a friend , the humble fellow burned there ; and some verses , which I dare say are as sublime as other gentlemen's composition at that age ; but being smitten with a ...
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... figure than that of his classical friend of Charterhouse Cloister and Maudlin Walk . Could not some painter give an interview between the gallant captain of Lucas's , with his hat cocked , and his lace , and his face too , a trifle ...
... figure than that of his classical friend of Charterhouse Cloister and Maudlin Walk . Could not some painter give an interview between the gallant captain of Lucas's , with his hat cocked , and his lace , and his face too , a trifle ...
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... figure in the poet's dialogues , though he can himself pay splendid compliments to women , yet looks on them as mere instruments of gallantry , and destined , like the most consummate fortifications , to fall , after a certain time ...
... figure in the poet's dialogues , though he can himself pay splendid compliments to women , yet looks on them as mere instruments of gallantry , and destined , like the most consummate fortifications , to fall , after a certain time ...
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... figure without a cane in his hand . " It is well known ( says he ) we ought , according to the natural situation of our bodies , to walk upon our hands and feet ; and that the wisdom of the ancients had described man to be an animal of ...
... figure without a cane in his hand . " It is well known ( says he ) we ought , according to the natural situation of our bodies , to walk upon our hands and feet ; and that the wisdom of the ancients had described man to be an animal of ...
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... figure and parts , that I ordered him to give me a taste of his usual liquor ; which I had no sooner drunk , but I found a pimple rising in my forehead ; and felt such a terrible decay in my understanding , that I would not proceed in ...
... figure and parts , that I ordered him to give me a taste of his usual liquor ; which I had no sooner drunk , but I found a pimple rising in my forehead ; and felt such a terrible decay in my understanding , that I would not proceed in ...
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