 | 1831 - 1044 oldal
...we have mentioned, was, and seemed to be, a trifle by comparison with the infinite pettiness of his matter. Nothing did he utter but little shreds of...against the Regent. He began precisely in these words : " O! I shall tell you" (laying a stress upon the word shall, which still further aided the resemblance... | |
 | 1831 - 1070 oldal
...we have mentioned, waa, and seemed to be, a trifle by comparison with the infinite pettiness of his matter. Nothing did he utter but little shreds of...still further aided the resemblance to a Frenchman) " a sto-hee" (lispingly for story) " about the Pince Thegent" (such was his nearest approximation to... | |
 | 1831 - 444 oldal
...his matter. Nothing did he utter but little shreds of enluminons tattle — the most ineffably silly frivolous of all that was then circulating in the...still further aided the resemblance to a Frenchman) " a i-to-hee" (lispinsly for story) " about the Pince Thegent" (such was his nearest approximation... | |
 | Thomas De Quincey - 1853 - 320 oldal
...we have mentioned, was, and seemed to be, a trifle by comparison with the infinite pettiness of his matter. Nothing did he utter but little shreds of...still further aided the resemblance to a Frenchman) ' a sto-hee ' (lispingly for story) ' about the Pince Thegent ' (such was his nearest approximation... | |
 | Thomas De Quincey - 1854 - 316 oldal
...we have mentioned, was, and seemed to be, a trifle by comparison with the infinite pettiness of his matter. Nothing did he utter but little shreds of...still further aided the resemblance to a Frenchman) 'a sto-hee ' (lispingly for story) 'about the Pince Thegent ' (such was his nearest approximation to... | |
 | Thomas De Quincey - 1857 - 428 oldal
...infinite pettiness of his matter. Nothing did he utter but little shreds of calumnious tattle—the most ineffably silly and frivolous of all that was...circulating in the Whig salons of London against the Regent. I ought, by the way, to have prefaced my little narrative by mentioning, that about this summer of... | |
 | Thomas De Quincey - 1865 - 360 oldal
...we have mentioned, was, and seemed to be, a trifle by comparison with the infinite pettiness of his matter. Nothing did he utter but little shreds of...still further aided the resemblance to a Frenchman) ' a sto-hee ' (lispingly for story) ' about the Pince Thegent ' (such was his nearest approximation... | |
 | Thomas De Quincey - 1863 - 424 oldal
...that I have mentioned was, and seemed to be, a trifle by comparison with the infinite pettiness of his matter. Nothing did he utter but little shreds of...circulating in the Whig salons of London against the Kegent. I ought, by the way, to have prefaced my little narrative by mentioning, that about this summer... | |
 | Thomas De Quincey - 1863 - 424 oldal
...infinite pettiness of his matter. Nothing did he utter but little shreds of calumnious tattle—the most ineffably silly and frivolous of all that was...in the. Whig salons of London against the Regent. I ought, by the way, to have prefaced my little narrative by mentioning, that about this summer of... | |
 | Thomas De Quincey - 1865 - 360 oldal
...we have mentioned, was, and seemed to be, a trifle by comparison with the infinite pettiness of his matter. Nothing did he utter but little shreds of...still further aided the resemblance to a Frenchman) ' a sto-hee ' (lispingly for story) ' about the Pince Thegent ' (such was his nearest approximation... | |
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Yet all that we have mentioned, was, and seemed to be, a trifle by comparison with the infinite pettiness of his matter. Nothing did he utter but little shreds of calumnious tattle — the most ineffably silly and frivolous of all that was then circulating... 
