English Humorists of the Eighteenth Century: Sir Richard Steele, Joseph Addison, Laurence Sterne, Oliver GoldsmithCentury Company, 1906 - 514 Seiten |
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... laughter , the ridicules of society the old times live again , and I travel in the old country of England . Can the heaviest historian do more for me ? " As we read in these delightful volumes of the Tatler and Specta- tor the past age ...
... laughter , the ridicules of society the old times live again , and I travel in the old country of England . Can the heaviest historian do more for me ? " As we read in these delightful volumes of the Tatler and Specta- tor the past age ...
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... laughed at him , grimly advising him to provide a Holland shirt and white cap crowned with a crimson or black ribbon for his exit , to mount the cart cheerfully — shake hands with the hangman , and so farewell . Gay wrote the most ...
... laughed at him , grimly advising him to provide a Holland shirt and white cap crowned with a crimson or black ribbon for his exit , to mount the cart cheerfully — shake hands with the hangman , and so farewell . Gay wrote the most ...
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... laughing and cursing over their cups — the drawer that serves , the bar - girl that waits , the bailiff on the prowl , the chairmen trudging through the black lampless streets , and smoking their pipes by the railings , whilst swords ...
... laughing and cursing over their cups — the drawer that serves , the bar - girl that waits , the bailiff on the prowl , the chairmen trudging through the black lampless streets , and smoking their pipes by the railings , whilst swords ...
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... laughed at Dick . And in truth a theologian in liquor is not a respectable object , and a hermit , though he may be out at elbows , must not be in debt to the tailor . Steele says of himself that he was always sinning and repenting . He ...
... laughed at Dick . And in truth a theologian in liquor is not a respectable object , and a hermit , though he may be out at elbows , must not be in debt to the tailor . Steele says of himself that he was always sinning and repenting . He ...
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... laughs at women equally ; but , with the gentleness and politeness of his nature , smiles at them and watches them , as if they were harmless , half - witted , amusing , pretty creatures , only made to be man's playthings . It was ...
... laughs at women equally ; but , with the gentleness and politeness of his nature , smiles at them and watches them , as if they were harmless , half - witted , amusing , pretty creatures , only made to be man's playthings . It was ...
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