English Humorists of the Eighteenth Century: Sir Richard Steele, Joseph Addison, Laurence Sterne, Oliver GoldsmithCentury Company, 1906 - 514 Seiten |
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... talk , Hill , in the words of the Attorney- General , made a pass and ran him clean through the 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 ...
... talk , Hill , in the words of the Attorney- General , made a pass and ran him clean through the 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 ...
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... talk very freely on a custom which all men wish exploded , though no man has courage enough to resist it . But there is one unintelligible word , which I fear will extremely perplex my dissertation , and I confess to you I find very ...
... talk very freely on a custom which all men wish exploded , though no man has courage enough to resist it . But there is one unintelligible word , which I fear will extremely perplex my dissertation , and I confess to you I find very ...
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... talk , and we sat down to dinner . Among the rest of the company , there was got in a fellow you call a Wag . This ingenious person is the usual life of all feasts and merriments , by speaking absurdities , and putting everybody of ...
... talk , and we sat down to dinner . Among the rest of the company , there was got in a fellow you call a Wag . This ingenious person is the usual life of all feasts and merriments , by speaking absurdities , and putting everybody of ...
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... talk of my husband , and you will not be so kind as to give me an occasion . " - " I did not know , " said I , " but it might be a disagreeable subject to you . You do not take me for so old - fashioned a fellow as to think of ...
... talk of my husband , and you will not be so kind as to give me an occasion . " - " I did not know , " said I , " but it might be a disagreeable subject to you . You do not take me for so old - fashioned a fellow as to think of ...
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... talk , ought to consider , if what we speak be worth being heard , and endeavour to make our discourse like that of Nestor , which Homer compares to the flowing of honey for its sweetness . TOM VARNISH No. 136. ] TUESDAY , FEBRUARY 21 ...
... talk , ought to consider , if what we speak be worth being heard , and endeavour to make our discourse like that of Nestor , which Homer compares to the flowing of honey for its sweetness . TOM VARNISH No. 136. ] TUESDAY , FEBRUARY 21 ...
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