 | Charles Lamb - 1837 - 868 страници
...to write a while ; with difficulty got it, for when I expostulated about playing any more, he very aptly replied, ' If you won't play with me, you might...argument was unanswerable, and I set to afresh. I told yon I do not approve of your omissions, neither do I quite coincide with you in your arrangements.... | |
 | 1848 - 640 страници
...leisure, to enable him to pass the long evenings more pleasantly. " I am got home at last," he says, " and after repeated games at cribbage, have got my...The argument was unanswerable, and I set to afresh." We have seen how cheerfully he took the whole burden of his only remaining parent upon himself —... | |
 | 1848 - 634 страници
...games at cribbage, have got my father's leave ic write awhile : with difficulty got it, for when 1 expostulated about playing any more, he aptly replied, ' If you won't play with me you might « well not come home at all.' The argument «as unanswerable, and I set to afresh." We h»'e seen... | |
 | 1854 - 602 страници
...the long evenings more pleasantly. " I am pot home at last," he says, " and after repeated games 't cribbage, have got my father's leave to write awhile:...won't play with me, you might as well not come home at nil.' The argument was unanswerable, and I set to afresfi." We have seen how cheerfully he took the... | |
 | Charles Lamb, Thomas Noon Talfourd - 1855 - 576 страници
...to write awhile ; with difficulty got it, for, when I expostulated about playing any more, he very aptly replied, ' If you won't play with me, you might...was unanswerable, and I set to afresh. I told you 1 do not approve of your omissions, neither do I quite coincide with you in your arrangements. I have... | |
 | 1860 - 874 страници
...of his correspondence and other private duties, the old man said, " ' If you won't play with me, yon might as well not come home at all.' The argument was unanswerable, and I set to afresh." (I. 54.) At the same time a poor old annt, who never recovered from the shock f>( "our evil day," comes... | |
 | Charles Lamb - 1867 - 582 страници
...when I expostulated about playing any more, he very aptly replied, ' If you won't play with me, yon might as well not come home at all.' The argument was unanswerable, and I set to afresh." Charles Lamb's first care, on his father's death early in 1790, was to release his sister from confinement.... | |
 | Charles Lamb - 1875 - 564 страници
...to write awhile ; with difficulty got it, for, when I expostulated about playing any more, he very aptly replied, * If you won't play with me, you might...unanswerable, and I set to afresh. I told you I do riot approve of your omissions, neither do I quite coincide with you in your arrangements.. I have... | |
 | Charles Lamb - 1879 - 454 страници
...leave to write awhile ; with difficulty got it, for when I expostulated about playing any more, he very aptly replied, ' If you won't play with me, you might...The argument was unanswerable, and I set to afresh." Charles Lamb's first care, on Mr. Lamb's death early in 1796, was to release his sister from confinement.... | |
 | Charles Lamb - 1879 - 444 страници
...father's leave to write ; with difficulty got it : for when I expostulated about playing any more, he replied, ' If you won't play with me, you might as...The argument was unanswerable, and I set to afresh." Soon after this, the father, who at last had become entirely imbecile, died ; and the pension which... | |
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I am got home at last, and, after repeated games at cribbage, have got my father's leave to write awhile ; with difficulty got it, for when I expostulated about playing any more, he aptly replied, " If you won't play with me, you might as well not come... 
