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... an immense distance , that no created eye can see an end of them . The latter part of his discourse flung me into such an astonishment , that he had been silent for some time a before I took notice of it ; when on a THE TATLER . 31.
... an immense distance , that no created eye can see an end of them . The latter part of his discourse flung me into such an astonishment , that he had been silent for some time a before I took notice of it ; when on a THE TATLER . 31.
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before I took notice of it ; when on a sudden I started up and drew my curtains , to look if any one was near me , but saw nobody , and cannot tell to this moment whether it was my good genius or a dream that left me . No. CXX .
before I took notice of it ; when on a sudden I started up and drew my curtains , to look if any one was near me , but saw nobody , and cannot tell to this moment whether it was my good genius or a dream that left me . No. CXX .
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... by being well acquainted with the wilderness , and by dodging their women in the particular corners and alleys of it , catched them in their arms , and took them from those whom they really loved and admired .
... by being well acquainted with the wilderness , and by dodging their women in the particular corners and alleys of it , catched them in their arms , and took them from those whom they really loved and admired .
Pagina 44
That part of the ceremony I forbad , and took particular care during the whole play to observe the conduct of the drama , and give no offence by my own behaviour . Here I think it will not be foreign to my character , to lay down the ...
That part of the ceremony I forbad , and took particular care during the whole play to observe the conduct of the drama , and give no offence by my own behaviour . Here I think it will not be foreign to my character , to lay down the ...
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 ...
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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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