The Tatler, Band 2J. F. Dove, 1827 |
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... thing gracefully said , it must be natural ; but that whatsoever was introduced in common discourse with so much premeditation was insufferable . " That critic went on : " Had Mr. Jacks , " said he , " told him the citadel was taken ...
... thing gracefully said , it must be natural ; but that whatsoever was introduced in common discourse with so much premeditation was insufferable . " That critic went on : " Had Mr. Jacks , " said he , " told him the citadel was taken ...
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... thing to us men , she avoided the terms of art in it , and described an unaffected garb and manner , in so proper terms , that she came up to that of Horace's ' sim- plex munditiis ; ' which whoever can translate in two words , has as ...
... thing to us men , she avoided the terms of art in it , and described an unaffected garb and manner , in so proper terms , that she came up to that of Horace's ' sim- plex munditiis ; ' which whoever can translate in two words , has as ...
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... thing was my thought when Tabio was pulling up his underwood , yet he never would hear of it ; but now your gardens ... things under the sun , a man that is happy at second - hand is the most monstrous . " " It is a very strange madness ...
... thing was my thought when Tabio was pulling up his underwood , yet he never would hear of it ; but now your gardens ... things under the sun , a man that is happy at second - hand is the most monstrous . " " It is a very strange madness ...
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... things are convenient , I hate all ostentation . There is no end of the folly of adapting our affairs to the imagination of others . " Upon which , the next thing he does is to enlarge whatever he hears his rival has attempted to ...
... things are convenient , I hate all ostentation . There is no end of the folly of adapting our affairs to the imagination of others . " Upon which , the next thing he does is to enlarge whatever he hears his rival has attempted to ...
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... thing than you imagine ; and I will tell you a secret , you never did laugh in your life and truly I am afraid you never will , except you take great care to be cured of those convulsive fits . " Truby left us , and when he had got two ...
... thing than you imagine ; and I will tell you a secret , you never did laugh in your life and truly I am afraid you never will , except you take great care to be cured of those convulsive fits . " Truby left us , and when he had got two ...
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