English Humorists of the Eighteenth Century: Sir Richard Steele, Joseph Addison, Laurence Sterne, Oliver GoldsmithCentury Company, 1906 - Počet stran: 514 |
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... women which he does in forceful yet sympathetic style . The Tatler was started in 1709 and in 1711 was merged into The Spectator which in turn survived but a year and a half - a brief life indeed in which to have attained undying fame ...
... women which he does in forceful yet sympathetic style . The Tatler was started in 1709 and in 1711 was merged into The Spectator which in turn survived but a year and a half - a brief life indeed in which to have attained undying fame ...
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... woman's man ...... . 221 173 Account of a grinning - match 224 179 Account of a whistling - match .. 227 195 On temperance .... 230 198 Character of the salamanders . 234 209 Satire on women .. 237 215 On education .... 241 251 The ...
... woman's man ...... . 221 173 Account of a grinning - match 224 179 Account of a whistling - match .. 227 195 On temperance .... 230 198 Character of the salamanders . 234 209 Satire on women .. 237 215 On education .... 241 251 The ...
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... , where he had the remnant of a property . Posterity has been kinder to this amiable creature ; all women especially are bound to be grateful to Steele , as he was the first of our writers who really seemed to admire and respect 14 STEELE.
... , where he had the remnant of a property . Posterity has been kinder to this amiable creature ; all women especially are bound to be grateful to Steele , as he was the first of our writers who really seemed to admire and respect 14 STEELE.
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... women were held in Elizabeth's time , as a reason why the women of Shakspeare make so small a figure in the poet's dialogues , though he can himself pay splendid compliments to women , yet looks on them as mere instruments of gallantry ...
... women were held in Elizabeth's time , as a reason why the women of Shakspeare make so small a figure in the poet's dialogues , though he can himself pay splendid compliments to women , yet looks on them as mere instruments of gallantry ...
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... woman , and it is with his heart as well as with his hat that he salutes her . About children , and all that relates to home , he is not less tender , and more than once speaks in apology of what he calls his softness . He would have ...
... woman , and it is with his heart as well as with his hat that he salutes her . About children , and all that relates to home , he is not less tender , and more than once speaks in apology of what he calls his softness . He would have ...
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