Anecdotes of Samuel JohnsonUniversity Press, 1932 - 196 oldal |
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xi. oldal
... husband's view , was either in the drawing - room or the bed - chamber . A pack of hounds was kept , but it was " masculine " to ride ; the Streatham table was famous for its profusion , but Thrale would not have his wife think of the ...
... husband's view , was either in the drawing - room or the bed - chamber . A pack of hounds was kept , but it was " masculine " to ride ; the Streatham table was famous for its profusion , but Thrale would not have his wife think of the ...
101. oldal
Hester Lynch Piozzi Sydney Castle Roberts. forced to outlive their husbands , who were just as much beloved , depend on it ; but they have no time for grief : and I doubt not , if we had put my Lady ... husbands, who were just as ...
Hester Lynch Piozzi Sydney Castle Roberts. forced to outlive their husbands , who were just as much beloved , depend on it ; but they have no time for grief : and I doubt not , if we had put my Lady ... husbands, who were just as ...
104. oldal
... husband as we hope and desire to be loved by our guardian angel . F - tzh - b - t was a gay good - humoured fellow , generous of his money and of his meat , and desirous of nothing but cheerful society among people distinguished in some ...
... husband as we hope and desire to be loved by our guardian angel . F - tzh - b - t was a gay good - humoured fellow , generous of his money and of his meat , and desirous of nothing but cheerful society among people distinguished in some ...
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