The Hibernian Magazine, Or, Compendium of Entertaining Knowledge, Svazek 3James Potts, 1773 |
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... thing that is not yourself . If at the fame time I fhould difcern any thing too elaborate , or too far- fetched in your dress , my penchant to malice moves me to examine it piece by piece , and almoft all my remarks turn out to your ...
... thing that is not yourself . If at the fame time I fhould difcern any thing too elaborate , or too far- fetched in your dress , my penchant to malice moves me to examine it piece by piece , and almoft all my remarks turn out to your ...
Strana 203
... things which are above their rank ; but as long as they are lit- tle , they may be fuppofed to have no rank ; they may wear any thing ; they dont mind it . Stop there ; if they do not mind it , why fhould you be at all this expence ? Do ...
... things which are above their rank ; but as long as they are lit- tle , they may be fuppofed to have no rank ; they may wear any thing ; they dont mind it . Stop there ; if they do not mind it , why fhould you be at all this expence ? Do ...
Strana 347
... thing , and treats every thing with derifion . He is a libertine , without a conftitution for pleasure ; and can moralize , without morality . His vanity is exceffive , but his avarice fill greater ; he therefore writes lefs for fame ...
... thing , and treats every thing with derifion . He is a libertine , without a conftitution for pleasure ; and can moralize , without morality . His vanity is exceffive , but his avarice fill greater ; he therefore writes lefs for fame ...
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