The Guardian: Complete in One Volume, with Notes, and a General IndexJ. Jones, 1829 - 264 pagini |
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... look upon as the greatest embellishments of this work . Thus far I thought necessary to say relating to the great hands which have been concerned in these volumes , with relation to the spirit and genius of the work ; and am far from ...
... look upon as the greatest embellishments of this work . Thus far I thought necessary to say relating to the great hands which have been concerned in these volumes , with relation to the spirit and genius of the work ; and am far from ...
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... look at Clarissa , you see the most exact harmony of feature , complexion , and shape ; you find in Chloe no thing extraordinary in any one of those par ticulars , but the whole woman irresistible : Cla- | No. 3. ] 7 THE TATLER . The ...
... look at Clarissa , you see the most exact harmony of feature , complexion , and shape ; you find in Chloe no thing extraordinary in any one of those par ticulars , but the whole woman irresistible : Cla- | No. 3. ] 7 THE TATLER . The ...
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... look , and the motion , of an accomplished player ? If a thing painted or re- lated can irresistibly enter our hearts , what may not be brought to pass by seeing generous things performed before our eyes ? Eugenio ended his discourse ...
... look , and the motion , of an accomplished player ? If a thing painted or re- lated can irresistibly enter our hearts , what may not be brought to pass by seeing generous things performed before our eyes ? Eugenio ended his discourse ...
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... look like a happy one . ' I saw Dictinna blush at his entrance , which gave me the alarm ; but he immediately said something so agree- ably on her being at study , and the novelty of finding a lady employed in so grave a manner , • This ...
... look like a happy one . ' I saw Dictinna blush at his entrance , which gave me the alarm ; but he immediately said something so agree- ably on her being at study , and the novelty of finding a lady employed in so grave a manner , • This ...
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... look from the rest of the com- any , to whom they talked about my nose . He seemed wonderfully pleased to see me ; but I knew since , my nose belonged to another fa- mily . That into which I was born is one of the most numerous amongst ...
... look from the rest of the com- any , to whom they talked about my nose . He seemed wonderfully pleased to see me ; but I knew since , my nose belonged to another fa- mily . That into which I was born is one of the most numerous amongst ...
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