English Humorists of the Eighteenth Century: Sir Richard Steele, Joseph Addison, Laurence Sterne, Oliver GoldsmithCentury Company, 1906 - 514 Seiten |
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... virtue , acknowledges their sense , and adores their purity and beauty , with an ardor and strength which should win the good - will of all women to their hearty and respectful champion . It is this ardor , this respect , this manliness ...
... virtue , acknowledges their sense , and adores their purity and beauty , with an ardor and strength which should win the good - will of all women to their hearty and respectful champion . It is this ardor , this respect , this manliness ...
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... wife , and with this only drawback , that he had not wherewithal to pay the rent when quarter - day came , so , in his life he proposed to himself the most magnificent - - schemes of virtue , forbearance , public and 29 STEELE.
... wife , and with this only drawback , that he had not wherewithal to pay the rent when quarter - day came , so , in his life he proposed to himself the most magnificent - - schemes of virtue , forbearance , public and 29 STEELE.
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... virtue , forbearance , public and private good , and the advancement of his own and the national religion ; but when he had to pay for these articles - so difficult to purchase and so costly to maintain poor Dick's money was not ...
... virtue , forbearance , public and private good , and the advancement of his own and the national religion ; but when he had to pay for these articles - so difficult to purchase and so costly to maintain poor Dick's money was not ...
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... virtue . What we take for diversion , which is a kind of forgetting ourselves , is but a mean way of entertainment , in comparison of that which is considering , knowing , and enjoying ourselves . The pleasures of ordinary people are in ...
... virtue . What we take for diversion , which is a kind of forgetting ourselves , is but a mean way of entertainment , in comparison of that which is considering , knowing , and enjoying ourselves . The pleasures of ordinary people are in ...
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... virtue , and honour . I was extolling his accomplish- ments , when the mother told me , " that the little girl who led me in this morning was in her way a better scholar than he . Betty , " says she , " deals chiefly in fairies and ...
... virtue , and honour . I was extolling his accomplish- ments , when the mother told me , " that the little girl who led me in this morning was in her way a better scholar than he . Betty , " says she , " deals chiefly in fairies and ...
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