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Pagina 32
INSTEAD of considering any particular passion or character in any one set of men , iny thoughts were last night employed on the contemplation of human life in general ; and truly it appears to me , that the whole species are hurried on ...
INSTEAD of considering any particular passion or character in any one set of men , iny thoughts were last night employed on the contemplation of human life in general ; and truly it appears to me , that the whole species are hurried on ...
Pagina 39
She then cast her eye upon my little dog , and was again transported with too much passion to proceed ; but with much ado , she at last gave me to understand , that Cupid , her lady's lap - dog , was dangerously ill , and in so bad a ...
She then cast her eye upon my little dog , and was again transported with too much passion to proceed ; but with much ado , she at last gave me to understand , that Cupid , her lady's lap - dog , was dangerously ill , and in so bad a ...
Pagina 41
... who are so used to conform themselves in every thing to the humours and passions of their mistresses , that they sacrifice superiority of sense to superiority of condition , and are insensibly betrayed into the passions and ...
... who are so used to conform themselves in every thing to the humours and passions of their mistresses , that they sacrifice superiority of sense to superiority of condition , and are insensibly betrayed into the passions and ...
Pagina 45
... who are fallen from the virtue of their forefathers , and will be contemptible in the eyes of their posterity . For this reason I took great delight in seeing the generous and disinterested passion of the lovers in this comedy ...
... who are fallen from the virtue of their forefathers , and will be contemptible in the eyes of their posterity . For this reason I took great delight in seeing the generous and disinterested passion of the lovers in this comedy ...
Pagina 53
I must confess , I look upon the passion which I saw in this unhappy people to be of the same nature with those unaccountable antipathies which some persons are born with , or rather as a kind of phrenzy , not unlike that which throws a ...
I must confess , I look upon the passion which I saw in this unhappy people to be of the same nature with those unaccountable antipathies which some persons are born with , or rather as a kind of phrenzy , not unlike that which throws a ...
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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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