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Pagina 5
Both the election and the ceremony are now past ; but not finding it so easy , as I at first imagined , to break through a fifty years silence , I would not venture into the world under the character of a man who pretends to talk like ...
Both the election and the ceremony are now past ; but not finding it so easy , as I at first imagined , to break through a fifty years silence , I would not venture into the world under the character of a man who pretends to talk like ...
Pagina 6
... I used for some time to walk every morning in the Mall , and talk in chorus with a parcel of Frenchmen . ... and that I should have a convenience of talking with the greater freedom when I was not under any impediment of thinking ...
... I used for some time to walk every morning in the Mall , and talk in chorus with a parcel of Frenchmen . ... and that I should have a convenience of talking with the greater freedom when I was not under any impediment of thinking ...
Pagina 7
... for that the old prig would talk him to death . Being now a very good proficient in discourse , I shall appear in the world with this addition to my character , that my countrymen may reap the fruits of my new - acquired loquacity .
... for that the old prig would talk him to death . Being now a very good proficient in discourse , I shall appear in the world with this addition to my character , that my countrymen may reap the fruits of my new - acquired loquacity .
Pagina 20
We have all of us a mighty mind to hear you talk , and if you will take your place among us for an evening , we have unanimously agreed to allow you one minute in ten ...
We have all of us a mighty mind to hear you talk , and if you will take your place among us for an evening , we have unanimously agreed to allow you one minute in ten ...
Pagina 21
I AM very glad to hear that thou beginnest to prate ; and find , by thy yesterday's vision , thou art so used to it , that thou canst not forbear talking in thy sleep . Let me only advise thee to speak like other men , for I am afraid ...
I AM very glad to hear that thou beginnest to prate ; and find , by thy yesterday's vision , thou art so used to it , that thou canst not forbear talking in thy sleep . Let me only advise thee to speak like other men , for I am afraid ...
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Bibliografische gegevens
| Titel | The Spectator, Volume 8 The Spectator, Sir Richard Steele |
| Bijdragers | Joseph Addison, Sir Richard Steele |
| Uitgever | J. Nunn, 1816 |
| Oorspronkelijk uit | Princeton University |
| Gedigitaliseerd | 10 dec 2009 |
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