Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 104W. Blackwood, 1868 |
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Pagina 7
... answering it with the same ridiculous precipitation , I find one part of it escaped my sight and the other I mistook ... answer , and to have pursued his suit in a way which clearly points him out as the original type of many gentle- men ...
... answering it with the same ridiculous precipitation , I find one part of it escaped my sight and the other I mistook ... answer , and to have pursued his suit in a way which clearly points him out as the original type of many gentle- men ...
Pagina 8
... answer . I wish , among the variety of your ac- quaintance , you may find some one to of thinking , should you try them all , please you , and can't help the vanity you won't find one that will be so sin- cere in their treatment ...
... answer . I wish , among the variety of your ac- quaintance , you may find some one to of thinking , should you try them all , please you , and can't help the vanity you won't find one that will be so sin- cere in their treatment ...
Pagina 14
contrast these elaborate composi- tions with the pleasant freedom of the answers to them , and of the general correspondence in which they are enclosed . There is an artificial solemnity in the adoration with which Pope approaches the ...
contrast these elaborate composi- tions with the pleasant freedom of the answers to them , and of the general correspondence in which they are enclosed . There is an artificial solemnity in the adoration with which Pope approaches the ...
Pagina 49
... answer , as I am obliged to save every penny . So the best way will be for you to address a note for me to the Hôtel de Pologne , at Dresden , 2 VOL . CIV.-NO. DOXXXIII . so that I may receive it immediately on my arrival , containing ...
... answer , as I am obliged to save every penny . So the best way will be for you to address a note for me to the Hôtel de Pologne , at Dresden , 2 VOL . CIV.-NO. DOXXXIII . so that I may receive it immediately on my arrival , containing ...
Pagina 60
... answer , It is too late ! But morning came at last . Grace went to spend the day with Mrs. Ford . Antonia shut herself up in her room , would not see or speak to any one , and even took her meals in solitude . Signor Salvi smoked up and ...
... answer , It is too late ! But morning came at last . Grace went to spend the day with Mrs. Ford . Antonia shut herself up in her room , would not see or speak to any one , and even took her meals in solitude . Signor Salvi smoked up and ...
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