Lectures on the English Comic WritersJ.M. Dent & Sons, Limited, 1930 - 340 oldal |
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... respect universally paid by wealth to piety and morals . But the effect of this ideal representation has always been spoiled by my recollection of Parson Adams sitting over his cup of ale in Sir Thomas Booby's kitchen . Echard On the ...
... respect universally paid by wealth to piety and morals . But the effect of this ideal representation has always been spoiled by my recollection of Parson Adams sitting over his cup of ale in Sir Thomas Booby's kitchen . Echard On the ...
141. oldal
... respects ; and our own countryman is positively defective , notwithstanding the very laudable care with which he ... respect , I believe , Mr. Wilkie has the advantage . Teniers's boors are usually amusing themselves at skittles , or ...
... respects ; and our own countryman is positively defective , notwithstanding the very laudable care with which he ... respect , I believe , Mr. Wilkie has the advantage . Teniers's boors are usually amusing themselves at skittles , or ...
305. oldal
... respect . It is one instrument of power . Where there are other admitted and ostensible claims to this , it becomes superfluous , and the neglect of it is even admired and looked up to as a mark of superiority over it . Even a strolling ...
... respect . It is one instrument of power . Where there are other admitted and ostensible claims to this , it becomes superfluous , and the neglect of it is even admired and looked up to as a mark of superiority over it . Even a strolling ...
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