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Pagina 57
I must not here omit to acknowledge , that I have received several letters upon this subject , but find one common error running through them all , which is , that the writers of them believe their fate in these cases depends upon the ...
I must not here omit to acknowledge , that I have received several letters upon this subject , but find one common error running through them all , which is , that the writers of them believe their fate in these cases depends upon the ...
Pagina 65
As for prudes , it must be confessed , that there are several of them , who , like hypocrites , by long practice of a false part , become sincere ; or at least delude themselves into a belief that they are so .
As for prudes , it must be confessed , that there are several of them , who , like hypocrites , by long practice of a false part , become sincere ; or at least delude themselves into a belief that they are so .
Pagina 67
Who would believe the proud person I am going to speak of is a cobler upun Ludgate - hill ? This artist being naturally a lover of respect , and considering that his circumstances are such that no man living will give it him THE TATLER ...
Who would believe the proud person I am going to speak of is a cobler upun Ludgate - hill ? This artist being naturally a lover of respect , and considering that his circumstances are such that no man living will give it him THE TATLER ...
Pagina 74
This may serve to introduce Statira's letter , which , without any turn of art , has something so pathetical and moving in it , that I verily believe it to be true , and therefore heartily pity the injured creature that ...
This may serve to introduce Statira's letter , which , without any turn of art , has something so pathetical and moving in it , that I verily believe it to be true , and therefore heartily pity the injured creature that ...
Pagina 75
I could not believe the report of " this at first ; but about a fortnight ago I was convin; “ ced of the truth of it by his own behaviour . He “ came to give our family a formal visit , when , as " there were several in company ...
I could not believe the report of " this at first ; but about a fortnight ago I was convin; “ ced of the truth of it by his own behaviour . He “ came to give our family a formal visit , when , as " there were several in company ...
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Bibliografische gegevens
| Titel | Select British Classics, Volume 25 Select British Classics |
| Uitgever | J. Conrad, 1803 |
| Oorspronkelijk uit | de New York Public Library |
| Gedigitaliseerd | 22 juli 2008 |
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