English Humorists of the Eighteenth Century: Sir Richard Steele, Joseph Addison, Laurence Sterne, Oliver GoldsmithCentury Company, 1906 - Počet stran: 514 |
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... thought Mrs. Bracegirdle might be his : and ac- cordingly the Captain and his lordship lay that night in wait for Will , and as he was coming out of a house in Norfolk Street , while Mohun engaged him in talk , Hill , in the words of ...
... thought Mrs. Bracegirdle might be his : and ac- cordingly the Captain and his lordship lay that night in wait for Will , and as he was coming out of a house in Norfolk Street , while Mohun engaged him in talk , Hill , in the words of ...
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... thought he must be Prime Minister , and I was disappointed on meeting him . in after life to find he was no more than six feet high . Dick Steele , the Charterhouse gownboy , contracted such an admiration in the years of his childhood ...
... thought he must be Prime Minister , and I was disappointed on meeting him . in after life to find he was no more than six feet high . Dick Steele , the Charterhouse gownboy , contracted such an admiration in the years of his childhood ...
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... thought to be the finest body of horse in the world . " But Steele could hardly have seen any actual service . He who wrote about himself , his mother , his wife , his loves , his debts , his friends , and the wine he drank , would have ...
... thought to be the finest body of horse in the world . " But Steele could hardly have seen any actual service . He who wrote about himself , his mother , his wife , his loves , his debts , his friends , and the wine he drank , would have ...
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... thought , that the " Lying Lover " was damned . Addison's hour of success now came , and he was able to help our friend the " Christian Hero " in such a way , that , if there had been any chance of keeping that poor tipsy cham- pion ...
... thought , that the " Lying Lover " was damned . Addison's hour of success now came , and he was able to help our friend the " Christian Hero " in such a way , that , if there had been any chance of keeping that poor tipsy cham- pion ...
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... thought it pious to preserve a certain reverence for the Manes of their deceased friends ; and have withdrawn themselves from the rest of the world at certain seasons , to commemorate in their own thoughts such of their acquaintance who ...
... thought it pious to preserve a certain reverence for the Manes of their deceased friends ; and have withdrawn themselves from the rest of the world at certain seasons , to commemorate in their own thoughts such of their acquaintance who ...
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