The Spectator, Svazek 1S. Marks, 1826 |
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... town . Warton . ing , as they show themselves in the town and There has happened another revolution in in the country . the point of good - breeding , which relates to And here , in the first place , I must observe the conversation ...
... town . Warton . ing , as they show themselves in the town and There has happened another revolution in in the country . the point of good - breeding , which relates to And here , in the first place , I must observe the conversation ...
Strana 165
... town . It here con- knows where , of a certain great man ; and tracts a kind of brutality and rustic fierceness , upon my staring at him , as one that was sur- to which men of a politer conversation are prised to hear such things in the ...
... town . It here con- knows where , of a certain great man ; and tracts a kind of brutality and rustic fierceness , upon my staring at him , as one that was sur- to which men of a politer conversation are prised to hear such things in the ...
Strana 177
... town : I mean by this town the cities of Lon- and has it from such hands . - But , alas , whither don and Westminster ; I say there are in town am I running ! while I complain , while I re- a sufficient number of us to make a society ...
... town : I mean by this town the cities of Lon- and has it from such hands . - But , alas , whither don and Westminster ; I say there are in town am I running ! while I complain , while I re- a sufficient number of us to make a society ...
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Care of the Female | 4 |
Folly of the Pride of Birth or Fortune | 5 |
The Uses of the Spectator | 10 |
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