Autobiographies: A Collection of the Most Instructive and Amusing Lives Ever Published, Volumen1Whittaker, Treacher, and Arnot, 1830 |
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... out all that nature has given me to meet them ; then ' tis I taste you then life runs high - I desire , I possess you ! Yet , sir , in this distinguished happiness I give not up my farther share of that pleasure or of that DEDICATION . 3.
... out all that nature has given me to meet them ; then ' tis I taste you then life runs high - I desire , I possess you ! Yet , sir , in this distinguished happiness I give not up my farther share of that pleasure or of that DEDICATION . 3.
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... taste , could have thrown so many varied objects into a more delightful harmony , is beyond my conception . When I consider you in this view , and as the gen- tleman of eminence , surrounded with the general benevolence of mankind , I ...
... taste , could have thrown so many varied objects into a more delightful harmony , is beyond my conception . When I consider you in this view , and as the gen- tleman of eminence , surrounded with the general benevolence of mankind , I ...
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... taste for it . But be all this as it may , the brat is now born ; and rather than see it starve upon the bare parish provision , I choose thus clandestinely to drop it at your door , that it may exercise one of your many virtues , your ...
... taste for it . But be all this as it may , the brat is now born ; and rather than see it starve upon the bare parish provision , I choose thus clandestinely to drop it at your door , that it may exercise one of your many virtues , your ...
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... adapted to the capacity and taste of the person he speaks to : perhaps you will understand me better if I give you a particular instance of it . A person at the university , who , from being a man of wit 14 THE LIFE OF.
... adapted to the capacity and taste of the person he speaks to : perhaps you will understand me better if I give you a particular instance of it . A person at the university , who , from being a man of wit 14 THE LIFE OF.
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... taste , and therefore with a smile of good- humour told him , that if to the many vices he had already , he would give himself the trouble to add one more , he did not doubt but his reputation might still be set up again . Sir Crape ...
... taste , and therefore with a smile of good- humour told him , that if to the many vices he had already , he would give himself the trouble to add one more , he did not doubt but his reputation might still be set up again . Sir Crape ...
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Autobiographies: A Collection of the Most Instructive and Amusing ..., Volumen1 Vista completa - 1826 |
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