The Tatler, Том 2F.C. and J. Rivington, 1822 |
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... soon after , he unfortunately offended his mother irreconcileably , for she cut him off with a shilling from all the inheritance which she had it in her power to leave him . Mr. Monfague was abroad when he received his mother's legacy ...
... soon after , he unfortunately offended his mother irreconcileably , for she cut him off with a shilling from all the inheritance which she had it in her power to leave him . Mr. Monfague was abroad when he received his mother's legacy ...
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... soon after . This Messalina was not more faithful to his majesty than she had been to her husband : but there is no possibility of comprising in a note the detail of her very various amours , aud the fruits of them . In 1670 she was ...
... soon after . This Messalina was not more faithful to his majesty than she had been to her husband : but there is no possibility of comprising in a note the detail of her very various amours , aud the fruits of them . In 1670 she was ...
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... soon as I saw him , I recollected I had seen him on the stage , and immediately knew it to be Tom Mirrour " , the comical actor . He immediately " get that he was a Christian .'- Dr . King's Works , ' 1776 , vol . i . p . 217 , et seq ...
... soon as I saw him , I recollected I had seen him on the stage , and immediately knew it to be Tom Mirrour " , the comical actor . He immediately " get that he was a Christian .'- Dr . King's Works , ' 1776 , vol . i . p . 217 , et seq ...
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... soon as he hears it ; so that Mirrour is at once a copy and an original . Poor Mirrour's fate , as well as talent , is like that of the bird we just now spoke of ; the nightingale , the linnet , the lark , are delighted with his company ...
... soon as he hears it ; so that Mirrour is at once a copy and an original . Poor Mirrour's fate , as well as talent , is like that of the bird we just now spoke of ; the nightingale , the linnet , the lark , are delighted with his company ...
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Nestor's modesty was such , that his art and skill were soon disregarded , for want of that manner with which men of the world support and assert the merit of their own performances . Soon after this instance of his art , Athens was ...
Nestor's modesty was such , that his art and skill were soon disregarded , for want of that manner with which men of the world support and assert the merit of their own performances . Soon after this instance of his art , Athens was ...
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Страница 399 - ... -Yet when I approach Her loveliness, so absolute she seems, And in herself complete, so well to know Her own, that what she wills to do, or say, Seems wisest, virtuousest, discreetest, best. All higher knowledge in her presence falls Degraded ; wisdom, in discourse with her, Loses, discounter! an c'd, and like folly shows.