The English humorists of the eighteenth century. Critical reviews. The second funeral of NapoleonEstes & Lauriat, 1896 |
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Stran 16
... mind and indolence of body ; for while we are composed of both , I doubt both must have a share in the good or ill we feel . As men of several languages say the same things in very different words , so in several ages , countries ...
... mind and indolence of body ; for while we are composed of both , I doubt both must have a share in the good or ill we feel . As men of several languages say the same things in very different words , so in several ages , countries ...
Stran 17
... mind . . . . Where Paradise was , has been much debated , and little agreed ; but what sort of place is meant by it may perhaps easier be conjectured . It seems to have been a Persian word , since Xenophon and other Greek authors ...
... mind . . . . Where Paradise was , has been much debated , and little agreed ; but what sort of place is meant by it may perhaps easier be conjectured . It seems to have been a Persian word , since Xenophon and other Greek authors ...
Stran 18
... be your lot , and is owing to one of these three qualities : either a love of good- fellowship , a generosity of mind , or too much vivacity of spirits . Irish secretary owned as much afterwards : and when he 18 ENGLISH HUMORISTS .
... be your lot , and is owing to one of these three qualities : either a love of good- fellowship , a generosity of mind , or too much vivacity of spirits . Irish secretary owned as much afterwards : and when he 18 ENGLISH HUMORISTS .
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... mind of Sir William Temple . ” — Ibid . " I thought I saw Jack Temple [ nephew to Sir William ] and his wife pass by me to - day in their coach : but I took no notice of them . I am glad I have wholly shaken off that family . " - S. to ...
... mind of Sir William Temple . ” — Ibid . " I thought I saw Jack Temple [ nephew to Sir William ] and his wife pass by me to - day in their coach : but I took no notice of them . I am glad I have wholly shaken off that family . " - S. to ...
Stran 27
... mind had had a different school- ing , and possessed a very different logical power . He was not bred up in a tipsy guard - room , and did not learn to reason in a Covent Garden tavern . He could conduct an argument from beginning to ...
... mind had had a different school- ing , and possessed a very different logical power . He was not bred up in a tipsy guard - room , and did not learn to reason in a Covent Garden tavern . He could conduct an argument from beginning to ...
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