The Spectator, 8. kötetJ. F. Dove, 1827 |
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6 - 10 találat összesen 56 találatból.
42. oldal
... pass most of our time in town , dispense with a long vacation in the country ; how uneasy we grow to ourselves , and to one another , when our conversation is confined ; insomuch that , by Michael- mas , it is odds but we come to ...
... pass most of our time in town , dispense with a long vacation in the country ; how uneasy we grow to ourselves , and to one another , when our conversation is confined ; insomuch that , by Michael- mas , it is odds but we come to ...
44. oldal
... pass in the whole four - and- twenty . I immediately rose from my couch , and went down into it . You descend at first by twelve stone steps into a large square divided into four grass - plots , in each of which is a statue of white ...
... pass in the whole four - and- twenty . I immediately rose from my couch , and went down into it . You descend at first by twelve stone steps into a large square divided into four grass - plots , in each of which is a statue of white ...
52. oldal
... pass by him , without offering something to the diminution of it ? A lady the other day at a visit , being attacked somewhat rudely by one whose own character has been very roughly treated , answered a great deal of are the heat and ...
... pass by him , without offering something to the diminution of it ? A lady the other day at a visit , being attacked somewhat rudely by one whose own character has been very roughly treated , answered a great deal of are the heat and ...
53. oldal
... pass about the town to the disadvantage of the rest of the world . Were it not for the pleasure of speaking ill , there are numbers of people who are too lazy to go out of their own houses , and too ill - natured to open their lips in ...
... pass about the town to the disadvantage of the rest of the world . Were it not for the pleasure of speaking ill , there are numbers of people who are too lazy to go out of their own houses , and too ill - natured to open their lips in ...
54. oldal
... passes among so frivolous a people ! There is a town in War- wickshire , of good note , and formerly pretty famous for much animosity and dissension , the chief families of which have now turned all their whispers , backbitings , envies ...
... passes among so frivolous a people ! There is a town in War- wickshire , of good note , and formerly pretty famous for much animosity and dissension , the chief families of which have now turned all their whispers , backbitings , envies ...
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