The Spectator: With Notes and a General Index, Объемы 1-2J. J. Woodward, 1832 - Всего страниц: 895 |
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... never heard him make a sour expression , but frankly confess that he left the world , because he was not fit for it . A strict ho- nesty and an even regular behaviour , are in themselves obstacles to him that must press through crowds ...
... never heard him make a sour expression , but frankly confess that he left the world , because he was not fit for it . A strict ho- nesty and an even regular behaviour , are in themselves obstacles to him that must press through crowds ...
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... never praised advantage ; but from their inward manner or flattered , I never belied or contradicted of bearing their condition , often pity the them . As these compose half the world , prosperous , and admire the unhappy . and are , by ...
... never praised advantage ; but from their inward manner or flattered , I never belied or contradicted of bearing their condition , often pity the them . As these compose half the world , prosperous , and admire the unhappy . and are , by ...
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... never moved without a guard , am now pressed as a common soldier , and am to sail , with the first fair wind , against my brother Lewis of France . It is a very hard thing to put off a character which one has appeared in with applause ...
... never moved without a guard , am now pressed as a common soldier , and am to sail , with the first fair wind , against my brother Lewis of France . It is a very hard thing to put off a character which one has appeared in with applause ...
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... never expressed the least resentment of it . But with submission , I think the remark I have here made shows us , that this unworthy treatment made an impression upon his mind , though he had been too wise to discover it . ing , and ...
... never expressed the least resentment of it . But with submission , I think the remark I have here made shows us , that this unworthy treatment made an impression upon his mind , though he had been too wise to discover it . ing , and ...
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... never go to bed drunk , but always ty , can dance , and make a very good figure flustered ; I wear away very gently ; am in a public assembly ; but , alas , madam , apt to be peevish , but never angry . Mr. you must go no further ...
... never go to bed drunk , but always ty , can dance , and make a very good figure flustered ; I wear away very gently ; am in a public assembly ; but , alas , madam , apt to be peevish , but never angry . Mr. you must go no further ...
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