English Humorists of the Eighteenth Century: Sir Richard Steele, Joseph Addison, Laurence Sterne, Oliver GoldsmithCentury Company, 1906 - 514 Seiten |
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... thing in the world to be in love , and yet attend business . As for me , all who speak to me find me out , and I ... things agreeable to you . " They were married , according to the most probable conjectures , about the 7th Sept. There ...
... thing in the world to be in love , and yet attend business . As for me , all who speak to me find me out , and I ... things agreeable to you . " They were married , according to the most probable conjectures , about the 7th Sept. There ...
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... things would be so little like flattery . The thing speaks for itself , considering you as a very handsome woman that loves retirement one who does not want wit , and yet is extremely sincere ; and so I could go through all the vices ...
... things would be so little like flattery . The thing speaks for itself , considering you as a very handsome woman that loves retirement one who does not want wit , and yet is extremely sincere ; and so I could go through all the vices ...
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... things were done in that society , and names were named , which would make you shudder now . What would be the sensation of a polite youth of the present day , if at a ball he saw the young object of his affec- tions taking a box out of ...
... things were done in that society , and names were named , which would make you shudder now . What would be the sensation of a polite youth of the present day , if at a ball he saw the young object of his affec- tions taking a box out of ...
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... thing at those years , but by my great skill at taw , for which I was so barbarously used , that it has ever since given me an aversion to gaming . In my twelfth year , I suffered very much for two or three false con- cords . At fifteen ...
... thing at those years , but by my great skill at taw , for which I was so barbarously used , that it has ever since given me an aversion to gaming . In my twelfth year , I suffered very much for two or three false con- cords . At fifteen ...
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... things which befel us in our distant youth , than the passages of later days . For this reason it is , that the ... thing happens , though we know it must happen . Thus we groan under life , and bewail those who are relieved from it ...
... things which befel us in our distant youth , than the passages of later days . For this reason it is , that the ... thing happens , though we know it must happen . Thus we groan under life , and bewail those who are relieved from it ...
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