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Pagina 28
The reading of the day produced in my imagination an agreeable morning's dream , if I may call it such ; for I am still in doubt whether it passed in my sleeping or waking thoughts . However it was , I fancied that 66 my good genius ...
The reading of the day produced in my imagination an agreeable morning's dream , if I may call it such ; for I am still in doubt whether it passed in my sleeping or waking thoughts . However it was , I fancied that 66 my good genius ...
Pagina 62
... whom they shall catch raving in a coffeehouse , or any free - thinker whom they shall find publishing his deliriums , or any other person who shall give the like manifest signs of a crazed imagination : and I do at the same time ...
... whom they shall catch raving in a coffeehouse , or any free - thinker whom they shall find publishing his deliriums , or any other person who shall give the like manifest signs of a crazed imagination : and I do at the same time ...
Pagina 69
However I reaped this benefit from it , that I was resolved to guard myself against a passion which makes such havock in the brain , and produces so much disorder in the imagination . For this reason I have endeavoured to keep down the ...
However I reaped this benefit from it , that I was resolved to guard myself against a passion which makes such havock in the brain , and produces so much disorder in the imagination . For this reason I have endeavoured to keep down the ...
Pagina 73
To satisfy you that I am in my senses , and that I do not mistake you for “ higher rank , I assure you , that in your daily employ“ ment , you appear to my imagination more agreeable “ in a short scanty petticoat , than the finest woman ...
To satisfy you that I am in my senses , and that I do not mistake you for “ higher rank , I assure you , that in your daily employ“ ment , you appear to my imagination more agreeable “ in a short scanty petticoat , than the finest woman ...
Pagina 110
He did so , and fell upon feather beds placed on purpose to leceive him , imagination could form upon the occasion . He violently protested. very It is not to be conceived how great the joy of an amorous man is , when he has suffered ...
He did so , and fell upon feather beds placed on purpose to leceive him , imagination could form upon the occasion . He violently protested. very It is not to be conceived how great the joy of an amorous man is , when he has suffered ...
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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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