Selected WritingsCarcanet, 1988 - 180 páginas |
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... continue his profession . There can be nothing more just than the old observation , that authors , like running horses , should be fed but not fattened . If we would continue them in our service , we should reward them with a little ...
... continue his profession . There can be nothing more just than the old observation , that authors , like running horses , should be fed but not fattened . If we would continue them in our service , we should reward them with a little ...
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... continue the contest , so , in order to ingratiate myself , I stept in to his assistance , and our united efforts sent our literary Proteus , though worsted , unconquered still , clear off , dancing a rigadoon , and smelling to his own ...
... continue the contest , so , in order to ingratiate myself , I stept in to his assistance , and our united efforts sent our literary Proteus , though worsted , unconquered still , clear off , dancing a rigadoon , and smelling to his own ...
Página 140
... continue to sit upon and observe it very sedulously for two or three days longer . The place being thus determined upon , they begin to gather the materials for their nest ; such as sticks and fibrous roots , which they regularly ...
... continue to sit upon and observe it very sedulously for two or three days longer . The place being thus determined upon , they begin to gather the materials for their nest ; such as sticks and fibrous roots , which they regularly ...
Contenido
Introduction | 7 |
A Note on the Texts | 14 |
Description of an Authors Bedchamber | 21 |
Derechos de autor | |
Otras 8 secciones no mostradas
Términos y frases comunes
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