The Guardian, Band 1C. Whittingham, published John Sharpe, 1804 |
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... conversation , undiscovered by any other in the company , suddenly fell into a cold fit of modesty . Upon a right application of praise of her virtue , I threw the lady into an agreeable waking dream , settled the fermentation of her ...
... conversation , undiscovered by any other in the company , suddenly fell into a cold fit of modesty . Upon a right application of praise of her virtue , I threw the lady into an agreeable waking dream , settled the fermentation of her ...
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... conversation , I took him out with me one evening , and first of all insinuated to him this rule , which I had myself learned from a very great author ' , ' To think with the wise , but talk with the vulgar . ' Jack's good sense soon ...
... conversation , I took him out with me one evening , and first of all insinuated to him this rule , which I had myself learned from a very great author ' , ' To think with the wise , but talk with the vulgar . ' Jack's good sense soon ...
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... conversation . What does it concern the company how many horses you keep in your stables ? or whether your servant is most knave or fool ? A man may equally affront the company he is in , by engrossing all the talk , or observing a ...
... conversation . What does it concern the company how many horses you keep in your stables ? or whether your servant is most knave or fool ? A man may equally affront the company he is in , by engrossing all the talk , or observing a ...
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