The English Humourists of the Eighteenth Century: A Series of LecturesHarper, 1853 - 297 strani |
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... truth best , we regard him , esteem him - sometimes love him . And , as his business is to mark other people's lives and peculiarities , we moralise upon his life when he is gone -and yesterday's preacher becomes the text for to - day's ...
... truth best , we regard him , esteem him - sometimes love him . And , as his business is to mark other people's lives and peculiarities , we moralise upon his life when he is gone -and yesterday's preacher becomes the text for to - day's ...
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... truth best , we regard him , esteem him - sometimes love him . And , as his business is to mark other people's lives and peculiarities , we moralise upon his life when he is gone -and yesterday's preacher becomes the text for to - day's ...
... truth best , we regard him , esteem him - sometimes love him . And , as his business is to mark other people's lives and peculiarities , we moralise upon his life when he is gone -and yesterday's preacher becomes the text for to - day's ...
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... truth best , we regard him , esteem him - sometimes love him . And , as his business is to mark other people's lives and peculiarities , we moralise upon his life when he is gone -and yesterday's preacher becomes the text for to - day's ...
... truth best , we regard him , esteem him - sometimes love him . And , as his business is to mark other people's lives and peculiarities , we moralise upon his life when he is gone -and yesterday's preacher becomes the text for to - day's ...
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... truth were known- and what a contempt his excellency's own gentleman must have had for Parson Teague from Dublin . ( The valets and chaplains were always at war . It is hard to say which Swift thought the more contemptible ) . And what ...
... truth were known- and what a contempt his excellency's own gentleman must have had for Parson Teague from Dublin . ( The valets and chaplains were always at war . It is hard to say which Swift thought the more contemptible ) . And what ...
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... truth , I have for these four or five years past met with so much treachery , baseness , and ingratitude among mankind , that I can hard- ly think it incumbent on any man to endeavour to do good to so perverse a genera- tion . " I am ...
... truth , I have for these four or five years past met with so much treachery , baseness , and ingratitude among mankind , that I can hard- ly think it incumbent on any man to endeavour to do good to so perverse a genera- tion . " I am ...
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