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... Indian journal , when we fancy the customs , dress , and manners of other countries are ridiculous and extravagant , if they do not resemble those of our own . C. No. 56. ] VIII . VISION OF MARRATON . Friday REMARKS ON THE ENGLISH . 29.
... Indian journal , when we fancy the customs , dress , and manners of other countries are ridiculous and extravagant , if they do not resemble those of our own . C. No. 56. ] VIII . VISION OF MARRATON . Friday REMARKS ON THE ENGLISH . 29.
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... fancy myself like the old philo- sopher , who upon being asked what countryman he was , replied that he was a citizen of the world . Though I very frequently visit this busy multitude of people , I am known to nobody there but my friend ...
... fancy myself like the old philo- sopher , who upon being asked what countryman he was , replied that he was a citizen of the world . Though I very frequently visit this busy multitude of people , I am known to nobody there but my friend ...
Pagina 179
... fancy they are imitating . 1. 25. turns upon , has to do with , is concerned with . 1. 30. height of their head - dresses , see Essay No. 98 . 1. 31. upon ... circuit , going the circuit with the judges . The country for the ...
... fancy they are imitating . 1. 25. turns upon , has to do with , is concerned with . 1. 30. height of their head - dresses , see Essay No. 98 . 1. 31. upon ... circuit , going the circuit with the judges . The country for the ...
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SELECTIONS FROM THE SPECTATOR I The Spectators Account of Himself | 1 |
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