...the things which prey upon my mind? I am satisfied ; — and if Mr. Delaville, whose real name is iu all probability Dobbs, Dobbins, or Doddle, diverts...rational people were not so rare. Well, I was fairly iu for the evening's entertainment ; and, to say truth, not altogether sorry for it. And accordingly...

...hope anil sleep, as a compensation for the many cares of lire. He might have added laughter, if trre wit and originality of humour, necessary to excite it among rational people, .were not so rare»" At the conclusion of KANT'S discourse, several of the assembly sought at once to deliver their opinions,but...

...myself very much indebted to the said Dobbs, Dobbins, or Doddle, as the case may be. Voltaire says tbat Providence has given us hope and sleep as a compensation...excite it among rational people were not so rare. commencement of the performances, and we subsequently packed up and on our road to the playhouse. The...

...Providence has given us hope and sleep, as a compensation for the many cares of life. He might have added laughter, if the wit and originality of humour, necessary...excite it among rational people, were not so rare. — Kant. DCCCCXCIIL Hypocrisy itself does great honour, or rather justice, to religion, and tacitly...

...about the stage with his head peeping out of a barrel was thought a very good jest in King Charlee the Second's time, and invented by one of the first...the performances, and we subsequently packed up and on our road to the playhouse. The building to which we had been attracted was but of " pretension«...