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Pagina 42
... agreeable Raillery upon himself , that if his Name should be known , the ill - natured World might call him , The Ass in the Lion's Skin . This Gentleman's Temper is made out of such a happy Mixture of the Mild and the Cholerick , that ...
... agreeable Raillery upon himself , that if his Name should be known , the ill - natured World might call him , The Ass in the Lion's Skin . This Gentleman's Temper is made out of such a happy Mixture of the Mild and the Cholerick , that ...
Pagina 146
... agreeable : And for Humour and Mirth , I'll keep up to the President himself . All the Favour I'll pretend to is , that as I am the first Woman has appeared desirous of good Company and agreeable Conversation , I may take and keep the ...
... agreeable : And for Humour and Mirth , I'll keep up to the President himself . All the Favour I'll pretend to is , that as I am the first Woman has appeared desirous of good Company and agreeable Conversation , I may take and keep the ...
Pagina 535
... agreeable to religion and philosophy . ' See Leslie Stephen's English Thought in the Eighteenth Century , 1. ii . PAGE 115. Eighth line from foot . A man . Lord Cowper . 39. PAGE 116. Motto . Horace , Epistles , II . ii . 102 . Tragedy ...
... agreeable to religion and philosophy . ' See Leslie Stephen's English Thought in the Eighteenth Century , 1. ii . PAGE 115. Eighth line from foot . A man . Lord Cowper . 39. PAGE 116. Motto . Horace , Epistles , II . ii . 102 . Tragedy ...
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