Illustrations of the Literary History of the Eighteenth Century: Consisting of Authentic Memoirs and Original Letters of Eminent Persons; and Intended as a Sequel to the Literary Anecdotes, 2. kötetKraus Reprint Corporation, 1966 |
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163. oldal
... speak like a man of this world , I must beg the favour of you to look me out a passage in St. Jerom . I believe it may be in his Commentary on Daniel , perhaps in the 4th Chap- ter , where , speaking of the Jews of his time , he says ...
... speak like a man of this world , I must beg the favour of you to look me out a passage in St. Jerom . I believe it may be in his Commentary on Daniel , perhaps in the 4th Chap- ter , where , speaking of the Jews of his time , he says ...
278. oldal
... Speak louder : ' Tis not so , I hope . She archly wishes Mrs. Page to raise her voice , that Sir John may over - hear all that is said . So , infra , p . 270 : Mrs. Ford . No , certainly : -speak louder . P. 256. I'll warrant we'll ...
... Speak louder : ' Tis not so , I hope . She archly wishes Mrs. Page to raise her voice , that Sir John may over - hear all that is said . So , infra , p . 270 : Mrs. Ford . No , certainly : -speak louder . P. 256. I'll warrant we'll ...
304. oldal
... speak of half a dozen dang'rous words . Certainly ; and speak off half , & c . So Twelfth Night , p . 229 : A terrible oath with a swaggering accent sharply twang'd off , & c . P. 132. To have no man come over me ? Why , shall I always ...
... speak of half a dozen dang'rous words . Certainly ; and speak off half , & c . So Twelfth Night , p . 229 : A terrible oath with a swaggering accent sharply twang'd off , & c . P. 132. To have no man come over me ? Why , shall I always ...
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CONTENTS | 1 |
The Bp of Gloucester to Dr Stukeley 5560 | 55 |
Mr Warburton to Mr Peter Des Maizeaux 6166 | 61 |
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