The Guardian, Band 1C. Whittingham, published John Sharpe, 1804 |
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... called Aguire , who had two Indians laden with his goods . Within a few days after he was taken in arrest , he was sentenc- ed to receive two hundred stripes . Aguire represented by his friends , that he was the brother of a gentleman ...
... called Aguire , who had two Indians laden with his goods . Within a few days after he was taken in arrest , he was sentenc- ed to receive two hundred stripes . Aguire represented by his friends , that he was the brother of a gentleman ...
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of the most delicate address . This tender motion of the physiognomy the ancients called the Ionic laugh . The laugh among us is the common Risus of the an- cients . The grin by writers of antiquity is called the Syncrusian ; and was ...
of the most delicate address . This tender motion of the physiognomy the ancients called the Ionic laugh . The laugh among us is the common Risus of the an- cients . The grin by writers of antiquity is called the Syncrusian ; and was ...
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The virtue called urbanity by the moralists , or a courtly behaviour , is much cultivated by this science . For the whole spirit of urbanity consists in a desire to please the company , and what else is the design of the Punster ...
The virtue called urbanity by the moralists , or a courtly behaviour , is much cultivated by this science . For the whole spirit of urbanity consists in a desire to please the company , and what else is the design of the Punster ...
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