English Humorists of the Eighteenth Century: Sir Richard Steele, Joseph Addison, Laurence Sterne, Oliver GoldsmithCentury Company, 1906 - 514 Seiten |
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... soon as crying had made him thirsty , he fell to sinning again . In that charming paper in the Tatler , in which he records his father's death , his mother's griefs , his own most solemn and tender emotions , he says he is interrupted ...
... soon as crying had made him thirsty , he fell to sinning again . In that charming paper in the Tatler , in which he records his father's death , his mother's griefs , his own most solemn and tender emotions , he says he is interrupted ...
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... soon as he got out of bed . They drank claret , which the master of the house said should always be drunk after fish ; and my Lord Smart particularly recommended some excellent cider to my Lord Sparkish , which occasioned some brilliant ...
... soon as he got out of bed . They drank claret , which the master of the house said should always be drunk after fish ; and my Lord Smart particularly recommended some excellent cider to my Lord Sparkish , which occasioned some brilliant ...
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... soon as we were alone , he took me by the hand ; " Well , my good friend , " says he , " I am heartily glad to see thee ; I was afraid you would never have seen all the company that dined with you to - day again . Do not you think the ...
... soon as we were alone , he took me by the hand ; " Well , my good friend , " says he , " I am heartily glad to see thee ; I was afraid you would never have seen all the company that dined with you to - day again . Do not you think the ...
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... Soon after , he began to recollect many stories he had formerly heard of persons , who had been possessed with imaginations and appearances which had no foundation in nature , but had been taken with sudden madness in the midst of a ...
... Soon after , he began to recollect many stories he had formerly heard of persons , who had been possessed with imaginations and appearances which had no foundation in nature , but had been taken with sudden madness in the midst of a ...
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... soon as the company were come into that ample room , Lepidus Wagstaff began to make me compliments for choosing that place , and fell into a discourse upon the subject of pleasure and entertainment , drawn from the rules of Ben's club ...
... soon as the company were come into that ample room , Lepidus Wagstaff began to make me compliments for choosing that place , and fell into a discourse upon the subject of pleasure and entertainment , drawn from the rules of Ben's club ...
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