Critical, Historical and Miscellaneous Essays, Volúmenes1-2Hurd and Houghton, 1875 |
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... thing else to say . The essenced fop wishes to seduce Zoe from me . " " " Impossible ! You misconstrue the ordinary gallan- tries which he is in the habit of paying to every hand- some face . " " Curse on his ordinary gallantries , and ...
... thing else to say . The essenced fop wishes to seduce Zoe from me . " " " Impossible ! You misconstrue the ordinary gallan- tries which he is in the habit of paying to every hand- some face . " " Curse on his ordinary gallantries , and ...
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... I , the favoured suitor of halt the white stoles in Rome , could never again aspire above a freed- You a man of gallantry , and think of such woman . a thing ! For shame , my dear Coelius ! 14 FRAGMENTS OF A ROMAN TALE .
... I , the favoured suitor of halt the white stoles in Rome , could never again aspire above a freed- You a man of gallantry , and think of such woman . a thing ! For shame , my dear Coelius ! 14 FRAGMENTS OF A ROMAN TALE .
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... thing that is grovelling and venomous , every thing that 22 ON THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF LITERATURE .
... thing that is grovelling and venomous , every thing that 22 ON THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF LITERATURE .
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Thomas Babington Macaulay Baron Macaulay. thing that is grovelling and venomous , every thing that can hiss , and every thing that can sting , would take sanctuary in the recesses of this new temple of wisdom . - The French academy was ...
Thomas Babington Macaulay Baron Macaulay. thing that is grovelling and venomous , every thing that can hiss , and every thing that can sting , would take sanctuary in the recesses of this new temple of wisdom . - The French academy was ...
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... the reader understand the exact shape and size of every thing that he de- scribes , give an air of reality to his wildest fictions . I should only weaken this statement by quoting in- stances CRITICISMS ON THE PRINCIPAL ITALIAN WRITERS .
... the reader understand the exact shape and size of every thing that he de- scribes , give an air of reality to his wildest fictions . I should only weaken this statement by quoting in- stances CRITICISMS ON THE PRINCIPAL ITALIAN WRITERS .
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