The Tatler, Band 4George Atherton Aitken Duckworth, 1899 - 449 Seiten |
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... never to be recovered . As soon as the porter saw my shield , he opened the gate ; but upon my entering , Delay caught hold of me , and would fain have made me listen to her fooleries . However , I shook her off , and passed forward ...
... never to be recovered . As soon as the porter saw my shield , he opened the gate ; but upon my entering , Delay caught hold of me , and would fain have made me listen to her fooleries . However , I shook her off , and passed forward ...
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... never be provided for ; but they double their diligence upon admonition . Will Afterday has told his friends , that he was to have the 1 See No. 180 . next thing these ten years ; and Harry Linger has 18 The Tatler No. 196. July 11 , 1710.
... never be provided for ; but they double their diligence upon admonition . Will Afterday has told his friends , that he was to have the 1 See No. 180 . next thing these ten years ; and Harry Linger has 18 The Tatler No. 196. July 11 , 1710.
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... never admitted . Let the ordinary world truck for money and wares , but men of spirit and conversation should in every kind do others as much pleasure as they receive from them . But men are so taken up with outward forms , that they do ...
... never admitted . Let the ordinary world truck for money and wares , but men of spirit and conversation should in every kind do others as much pleasure as they receive from them . But men are so taken up with outward forms , that they do ...
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... never am teased by an empty town - fellow , but I bless my stars that he was not bred a scholar . This addition , we must consider , would have made him capable of maintaining his follies . His being in the wrong would have been ...
... never am teased by an empty town - fellow , but I bless my stars that he was not bred a scholar . This addition , we must consider , would have made him capable of maintaining his follies . His being in the wrong would have been ...
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... never tell it upon any account whatsoever ; for that it would not look well for him to marry such a one as me ; besides , that his father would cut him off of the estate . I was glad to have him in an honest way , and he now and then ...
... never tell it upon any account whatsoever ; for that it would not look well for him to marry such a one as me ; besides , that his father would cut him off of the estate . I was glad to have him in an honest way , and he now and then ...
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