English Humorists of the Eighteenth Century: Sir Richard Steele, Joseph Addison, Laurence Sterne, Oliver GoldsmithCentury Company, 1906 - 514 Seiten |
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... mind may be in some composure . O Love ! ' A thousand torments dwell about thee , Yet who could live , to live without thee ? ' " Methinks I could write a volume to you ; but all the language on earth would fail in saying how much , and ...
... mind may be in some composure . O Love ! ' A thousand torments dwell about thee , Yet who could live , to live without thee ? ' " Methinks I could write a volume to you ; but all the language on earth would fail in saying how much , and ...
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... mind , for dropping a correspondence with our friends in London ; as if it were impossible out of a coffee - house to write an agreeable letter . I am too ingenuous to endeavour at the covering of my negligence with so common an excuse ...
... mind , for dropping a correspondence with our friends in London ; as if it were impossible out of a coffee - house to write an agreeable letter . I am too ingenuous to endeavour at the covering of my negligence with so common an excuse ...
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... mind . With great respect to country sports , I may say , this gentleman could pass his time agreeably , if there were not a hare or a fox in his county . That calm and elegant satisfaction which the vulgar call melancholy is the true ...
... mind . With great respect to country sports , I may say , this gentleman could pass his time agreeably , if there were not a hare or a fox in his county . That calm and elegant satisfaction which the vulgar call melancholy is the true ...
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... mind into that sobriety of thought which poises the heart , and makes it beat with due time , without being quickened with desire , or retarded with despair , from its proper and equal motion . When we wind up a clock that is out of ...
... mind into that sobriety of thought which poises the heart , and makes it beat with due time , without being quickened with desire , or retarded with despair , from its proper and equal motion . When we wind up a clock that is out of ...
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... mind in infancy is , methinks , like the body in embryo , and receives impressions so forcible , that they are as hard to be removed by reason , as any mark , with which a child is born , is to be taken away by any future application ...
... mind in infancy is , methinks , like the body in embryo , and receives impressions so forcible , that they are as hard to be removed by reason , as any mark , with which a child is born , is to be taken away by any future application ...
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