The Cyclopædia of Wit and Humor: Containing Choice and Characteristic Selections from the Writings of the Most Eminent Humorists of America, Ireland, Scotland, and England, 2. kötetWilliam Evans Burton D. Appleton, 1864 - 1136 oldal |
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717. oldal
... respect , I endeavored , by mingling in all the pleasures which the town affords , to efface the memory of what I had under- gone . But , alas ! such is the portentous and all - pervad- ing chain of connection which links together the ...
... respect , I endeavored , by mingling in all the pleasures which the town affords , to efface the memory of what I had under- gone . But , alas ! such is the portentous and all - pervad- ing chain of connection which links together the ...
719. oldal
... respecting the minister of justice in this country ; in plain words , I mean the hangman . It has always appeared to me that , in the mode of inflicting capital punishments with us , me In some parts of Germany , that fellow's office. ON ...
... respecting the minister of justice in this country ; in plain words , I mean the hangman . It has always appeared to me that , in the mode of inflicting capital punishments with us , me In some parts of Germany , that fellow's office. ON ...
722. oldal
... respect , which some asinine persons would fain command , on account of the mere length of their years ; as if forsooth , what is bad in itself , could be the bet- ter for keeping ; as if intellects already mothery , got any thing but ...
... respect , which some asinine persons would fain command , on account of the mere length of their years ; as if forsooth , what is bad in itself , could be the bet- ter for keeping ; as if intellects already mothery , got any thing but ...
733. oldal
... respect , perhaps , a little too tender of others ; for he sometimes spared those who did not spare him . I have seen him put down by an impudent dog or conceited booby , and have not a word to say for himself . I heard him once , and ...
... respect , perhaps , a little too tender of others ; for he sometimes spared those who did not spare him . I have seen him put down by an impudent dog or conceited booby , and have not a word to say for himself . I heard him once , and ...
734. oldal
... respect for my white waist- coat . " During the same evening , he got into his old " merry cue , " and kept his friends amused , and instructed too , without once calling in the aid of the low balderdash which some men mistake for humor ...
... respect for my white waist- coat . " During the same evening , he got into his old " merry cue , " and kept his friends amused , and instructed too , without once calling in the aid of the low balderdash which some men mistake for humor ...
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