English Humorists of the Eighteenth Century: Sir Richard Steele, Joseph Addison, Laurence Sterne, Oliver GoldsmithCentury Company, 1906 - 514 стор. |
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... hear what they heard and said , than you would receive an ancient Briton . It is as one reads about savages , that one contemplates the wild ways , the barbarous feasts , the terrific pastimes , of the men of pleasure of that age . We ...
... hear what they heard and said , than you would receive an ancient Briton . It is as one reads about savages , that one contemplates the wild ways , the barbarous feasts , the terrific pastimes , of the men of pleasure of that age . We ...
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... hear me will remember that the very greatest character which he has seen in the course of his life , and the person to whom he has looked up with the greatest wonder and reverence , was the head boy at his school . The schoolmaster ...
... hear me will remember that the very greatest character which he has seen in the course of his life , and the person to whom he has looked up with the greatest wonder and reverence , was the head boy at his school . The schoolmaster ...
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... hear from me early in the morning , " & c . Dozens of similar letters follow , with occasional guineas , little parcels of tea , or walnuts , & c . In 1709 the Tatler made its appearance . The fol- lowing curious note dates April 7th ...
... hear from me early in the morning , " & c . Dozens of similar letters follow , with occasional guineas , little parcels of tea , or walnuts , & c . In 1709 the Tatler made its appearance . The fol- lowing curious note dates April 7th ...
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... hear the third writer - death , sorrow , and the grave being for the moment also his theme . " The first sense of sorrow I ever knew , " Steele says in the Tatler , " was upon the death of my father , at which time I was not quite five ...
... hear the third writer - death , sorrow , and the grave being for the moment also his theme . " The first sense of sorrow I ever knew , " Steele says in the Tatler , " was upon the death of my father , at which time I was not quite five ...
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... hear , John ? bring clean glasses , " my Lord Smart said . On which the gallant Colonel Alwit said , " I'll keep my glass ; for wine is the best liquor to wash glasses in . " After an hour the gentlemen joined the ladies , and then they ...
... hear , John ? bring clean glasses , " my Lord Smart said . On which the gallant Colonel Alwit said , " I'll keep my glass ; for wine is the best liquor to wash glasses in . " After an hour the gentlemen joined the ladies , and then they ...
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