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Pagina 56
... talk - Good gods ! how he would talk ? That unexpected break in the line , and turning the description of his manner of talk- ing into an admiration of it , is inexpressibly beautiful , and wonderfully suited to the fond character of ...
... talk - Good gods ! how he would talk ? That unexpected break in the line , and turning the description of his manner of talk- ing into an admiration of it , is inexpressibly beautiful , and wonderfully suited to the fond character of ...
Pagina 65
... talking politics , with her tresses flowing about her shoulders , and examining that face in the glass , which ... talk of things that should only be mentioned in private , or in whisper , are looked upon as parts of a re- fined ...
... talking politics , with her tresses flowing about her shoulders , and examining that face in the glass , which ... talk of things that should only be mentioned in private , or in whisper , are looked upon as parts of a re- fined ...
Pagina 363
... talk of love , and paint the country scenes so softly , is a little extravagant ; one would think you lived the lives of sylvan deities , or roved among the walks of Paradise , like the first happy pair . But pray thee leave these ...
... talk of love , and paint the country scenes so softly , is a little extravagant ; one would think you lived the lives of sylvan deities , or roved among the walks of Paradise , like the first happy pair . But pray thee leave these ...
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