The Tatler, Band 2George Atherton Aitken Duckworth, 1898 - 449 Seiten |
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... give a better , ' I shall not forbear thinking , that the true reason of your picking a quarrel with me was , because it is more agreeable to your principles , as well as more to the honour of your assured victory , to attack a governor ...
... give a better , ' I shall not forbear thinking , that the true reason of your picking a quarrel with me was , because it is more agreeable to your principles , as well as more to the honour of your assured victory , to attack a governor ...
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... give a just idea of the hero of whom we treat , will plead for the liberty we shall hereafter take , to print Orlando's soliloquies in verse and prose , after the manner of great wits , and such as those to whom they are nearly allied ...
... give a just idea of the hero of whom we treat , will plead for the liberty we shall hereafter take , to print Orlando's soliloquies in verse and prose , after the manner of great wits , and such as those to whom they are nearly allied ...
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... gives a very pleasing account of the posture of affairs in that part of the world , the enemy having been ... give notice that if any able - bodied Palatine will enter into the bonds of matrimony with Betty Pepin , 3 the said ...
... gives a very pleasing account of the posture of affairs in that part of the world , the enemy having been ... give notice that if any able - bodied Palatine will enter into the bonds of matrimony with Betty Pepin , 3 the said ...
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... give me those excellences you leave , and acquaint me with your manner of charming . For I take the liberty of our friendship to say , that when I consider my own stature , motion , com- plexion , wit or breeding , I cannot think myself ...
... give me those excellences you leave , and acquaint me with your manner of charming . For I take the liberty of our friendship to say , that when I consider my own stature , motion , com- plexion , wit or breeding , I cannot think myself ...
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... give you a short account of the execution I have made with it . Cymon , who is the dullest of mortals , and though a wonderful great scholar , does not only pause , but seems to take a nap with his eyes open between every other sentence ...
... give you a short account of the execution I have made with it . Cymon , who is the dullest of mortals , and though a wonderful great scholar , does not only pause , but seems to take a nap with his eyes open between every other sentence ...
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