The Tatler. ...Messrs. Longman, Dodsley, Law, Johnson, Nichols [and 21 others in London, 1795 |
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... themselves esteemed by us , who were altogether ftrangers to them ; until at length they grew fo well acquainted with us , that they liked us as little as they did one another . When I reflect upon this journey , I often fancy it to be ...
... themselves esteemed by us , who were altogether ftrangers to them ; until at length they grew fo well acquainted with us , that they liked us as little as they did one another . When I reflect upon this journey , I often fancy it to be ...
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... themselves as well as they could : though only those who could fwim well had a bare poffi- bility of doing it . Among the paffengers there were two women of fashion , who , feeing themfelves in fuch a difconfolate condition , begged for ...
... themselves as well as they could : though only those who could fwim well had a bare poffi- bility of doing it . Among the paffengers there were two women of fashion , who , feeing themfelves in fuch a difconfolate condition , begged for ...
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... themselves , and making all the per- fons of the play fpeak the fentiments of the author , without any manner of refpect to the age , fortune , or quality , of him that is on the ftage . Ladies talk like rakes , and footmen make fimiles ...
... themselves , and making all the per- fons of the play fpeak the fentiments of the author , without any manner of refpect to the age , fortune , or quality , of him that is on the ftage . Ladies talk like rakes , and footmen make fimiles ...
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... themselves in a juft light ; they muft needs , if they in the least reflect , at fome times , bave a sense of the injuftice they do in raising in others a falfe expectation . But this is so common a practice in all the stages of power ...
... themselves in a juft light ; they muft needs , if they in the least reflect , at fome times , bave a sense of the injuftice they do in raising in others a falfe expectation . But this is so common a practice in all the stages of power ...
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... themselves ; and a powerful clown is a tyrant in the most ugly form he can poffibly appear . There lies a feeming objection in the thoughtful manner of Philander : but let her confider , which she shall oftener have occafion to wish ...
... themselves ; and a powerful clown is a tyrant in the most ugly form he can poffibly appear . There lies a feeming objection in the thoughtful manner of Philander : but let her confider , which she shall oftener have occafion to wish ...
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