The Tatler, Band 3J. F. Dove, 1827 |
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... hear as I lay in my bed , I fancied him to be my old acquaintance the up- holsterer , whom I met the other day in St. James's - Park . For which reason , I bid her tell the gentleman , whoever he was , " that I was indisposed ; that I ...
... hear as I lay in my bed , I fancied him to be my old acquaintance the up- holsterer , whom I met the other day in St. James's - Park . For which reason , I bid her tell the gentleman , whoever he was , " that I was indisposed ; that I ...
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... hear it two hours hence than now ; and that I persisted in my resolution not to speak with any body that morning . " The wench delivered my answer presently , and shut the door . It was impossible for me to compose myself to sleep after ...
... hear it two hours hence than now ; and that I persisted in my resolution not to speak with any body that morning . " The wench delivered my answer presently , and shut the door . It was impossible for me to compose myself to sleep after ...
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... hear it . " Upon which he began to read as follows : 66 TO MIRA , on her incomparable Poems . 1 . When dress'd in laurel wreaths you shine , And tune your soft melodious notes , You seem a sister of the Nine , Or Phœbus ' self in ...
... hear it . " Upon which he began to read as follows : 66 TO MIRA , on her incomparable Poems . 1 . When dress'd in laurel wreaths you shine , And tune your soft melodious notes , You seem a sister of the Nine , Or Phœbus ' self in ...
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... hear it again , and pray observe every line of it ; for not one of them shall pass without your ap- probation . When dress'd in laurel wreaths you shine , " " " That is , " says he , " when you have your garland on ; when you are ...
... hear it again , and pray observe every line of it ; for not one of them shall pass without your ap- probation . When dress'd in laurel wreaths you shine , " " " That is , " says he , " when you have your garland on ; when you are ...
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... hear them both : " Or 66 I fancy when your song you sing , ( Your song you sing with so much art ) I fancy when your song you sing , ( You sing your song with so much art ) Truly , " said I , " the turn is so natural either way , that ...
... hear them both : " Or 66 I fancy when your song you sing , ( Your song you sing with so much art ) I fancy when your song you sing , ( You sing your song with so much art ) Truly , " said I , " the turn is so natural either way , that ...
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