Character Writings of the Seventeenth CenturyHenry Morley G. Routledge, 1891 - Počet stran: 445 |
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Strana 28
... worse . She is much within , and frames outward things to her mind , not her mind to them . She wears good clothes , but never better ; for she finds no degree beyond decency . She hath a content of her own , and so seeks not an husband ...
... worse . She is much within , and frames outward things to her mind , not her mind to them . She wears good clothes , but never better ; for she finds no degree beyond decency . She hath a content of her own , and so seeks not an husband ...
Strana 29
... worse . She gets much by the simplicity of her suitor , and for a jest laughs at him without one . Thus she dresses a husband for herself , and after takes him for his patience , and the land ad- joining , ye may see it , in a serving ...
... worse . She gets much by the simplicity of her suitor , and for a jest laughs at him without one . Thus she dresses a husband for herself , and after takes him for his patience , and the land ad- joining , ye may see it , in a serving ...
Strana 32
... worse . He entereth young men into aquaintance with debt - books . In a word , he is the impression of the last term , and will be so until the coming of a new term or termer . AN IGNORANT GLORY - HUNTER Is an insectum animal , 32 ...
... worse . He entereth young men into aquaintance with debt - books . In a word , he is the impression of the last term , and will be so until the coming of a new term or termer . AN IGNORANT GLORY - HUNTER Is an insectum animal , 32 ...
Strana 56
... worse pace than ever had Rochester hackney ; for his prose , ' tis dappled with ink - horn terms , and may serve for an almanac ; but for his judging at the uncertainty of weather , any old shepherd shall make a dunce of him . He would ...
... worse pace than ever had Rochester hackney ; for his prose , ' tis dappled with ink - horn terms , and may serve for an almanac ; but for his judging at the uncertainty of weather , any old shepherd shall make a dunce of him . He would ...
Strana 64
... worse design between pride and noble courtesy . He that salutes him not , so far as a pistol carries level , gives him the disgust or affront , choose you whether . He trains by the book , and reckons so many postures of the pike and ...
... worse design between pride and noble courtesy . He that salutes him not , so far as a pistol carries level , gives him the disgust or affront , choose you whether . He trains by the book , and reckons so many postures of the pike and ...
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