Autobiographies: A Collection of the Most Instructive and Amusing Lives Ever Published, Volumen1Whittaker, Treacher, and Arnot, 1830 |
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... reader be so inhuman as not to pardon it ? But if there should be such a one , let me at least beg him to show me that strange man who is perfect ? Is any one more unhappy , more ridiculous , than he who is always labouring to be ...
... reader be so inhuman as not to pardon it ? But if there should be such a one , let me at least beg him to show me that strange man who is perfect ? Is any one more unhappy , more ridiculous , than he who is always labouring to be ...
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... reader's digestion ) -this work , I say , shall not only contain the various impressions of my mind ( as in Louis XIV's cabinet you have seen the growing medals of his person from infancy to old age ) but shall likewise include with ...
... reader's digestion ) -this work , I say , shall not only contain the various impressions of my mind ( as in Louis XIV's cabinet you have seen the growing medals of his person from infancy to old age ) but shall likewise include with ...
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... reader's curiosity , I rely to be read through : at worst , though the impartial may be tired , the ill - natured ( no small number ) I know will see the bottom of me . What I observed then , upon my having undesignedly provoked my ...
... reader's curiosity , I rely to be read through : at worst , though the impartial may be tired , the ill - natured ( no small number ) I know will see the bottom of me . What I observed then , upon my having undesignedly provoked my ...
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... Reader , take heed ! for I find a strong impulse to talk impertinently ; if therefore you are not as fond of seeing as I am of showing myself in all my lights , you may turn over two leaves together , and leave what follows to those who ...
... Reader , take heed ! for I find a strong impulse to talk impertinently ; if therefore you are not as fond of seeing as I am of showing myself in all my lights , you may turn over two leaves together , and leave what follows to those who ...
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... readers where pane- gyric has one . When I therefore find my name at length in the satirical works of our most celebrated living author , I never look upon those lines as malice meant to me ( for he knows I never provoked - MR COLLEY ...
... readers where pane- gyric has one . When I therefore find my name at length in the satirical works of our most celebrated living author , I never look upon those lines as malice meant to me ( for he knows I never provoked - MR COLLEY ...
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Autobiographies: A Collection of the Most Instructive and Amusing ..., Volumen1 Vista completa - 1826 |
Autobiographies: A Collection of the Most Instructive and Amusing Lives Ever ... BiblioBazaar Sin vista previa disponible - 2013 |
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