The Tatler, Band 3George Atherton Aitken Duckworth & Company, 1899 - 449 Seiten |
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... favour , because you are never moved by it . This gives you a certain dignity peculiar to your present situation , and makes the equity , even of a Lord High Chancellor , appear but a degree towards the nanimity of a peer of Great ...
... favour , because you are never moved by it . This gives you a certain dignity peculiar to your present situation , and makes the equity , even of a Lord High Chancellor , appear but a degree towards the nanimity of a peer of Great ...
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... favour . At the same time , it would have spoiled a romance , should he have laid violent hands on himself . In short , he immediately entered upon his adventures ; and after a long series of exploits , found out by degrees , that the ...
... favour . At the same time , it would have spoiled a romance , should he have laid violent hands on himself . In short , he immediately entered upon his adventures ; and after a long series of exploits , found out by degrees , that the ...
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... favour , and pay my compliments to her by recommending a ticket to her disposal . For this reason , upon my return to my lodgings , I sold off a couple of globes and a telescope , ' which , with the cash I had by me , raised the sum ...
... favour , and pay my compliments to her by recommending a ticket to her disposal . For this reason , upon my return to my lodgings , I sold off a couple of globes and a telescope , ' which , with the cash I had by me , raised the sum ...
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... favours with all my philosophy ; and that I may not lose myself in such a redundance of unnecessary and superfluous wealth , I have determined to settle an annual pension out of it upon a family of Palatines , and by that means give ...
... favours with all my philosophy ; and that I may not lose myself in such a redundance of unnecessary and superfluous wealth , I have determined to settle an annual pension out of it upon a family of Palatines , and by that means give ...
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... favour , which nevertheless I confess it would better become a friend to ask , than one who is , as I am ltogether , a stranger to you ; but poverty , you know , is mpudent ; and as that gives me the occasion , so that alone could give ...
... favour , which nevertheless I confess it would better become a friend to ask , than one who is , as I am ltogether , a stranger to you ; but poverty , you know , is mpudent ; and as that gives me the occasion , so that alone could give ...
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