The Guardian, Band 1C. Whittingham, published John Sharpe, 1804 |
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... agreeable in that scene , and hide what is wretched . It is indeed commonly affirmed that truth well painted will certainly please the ima- gination ; but it is sometimes convenient not to dis- cover the whole truth , but that part only ...
... agreeable in that scene , and hide what is wretched . It is indeed commonly affirmed that truth well painted will certainly please the ima- gination ; but it is sometimes convenient not to dis- cover the whole truth , but that part only ...
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... agreeable than while the whole company is pleased with it . I would least of all be understood to except the person rallied . Though good humour , sense , and discretion can seldom fail to make a man agreeable , it may be no ill policy ...
... agreeable than while the whole company is pleased with it . I would least of all be understood to except the person rallied . Though good humour , sense , and discretion can seldom fail to make a man agreeable , it may be no ill policy ...
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... agreeable figure , the music and actors he heard and saw , when his life was fresh , and his spirits vigorous and quick , have usually the preference in his esteem to any succeeding pleasures that present themselves when his taste is ...
... agreeable figure , the music and actors he heard and saw , when his life was fresh , and his spirits vigorous and quick , have usually the preference in his esteem to any succeeding pleasures that present themselves when his taste is ...
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