The British Essayists;: MirrorJ. Johnson, J. Nichols and son, R. Baldwin, F. and C. Rivington, W. Otridge and son, W.J. and J. Richardson, A. Strahan, R. Faulder, ... [and 40 others], 1807 |
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... ment of their place , and the society of a few friends , equally happy in themselves , and beloved by all around them . Thus has Horatio , the gentleness of whose mind is equal to the strength of his understanding , by a prudent as well ...
... ment of their place , and the society of a few friends , equally happy in themselves , and beloved by all around them . Thus has Horatio , the gentleness of whose mind is equal to the strength of his understanding , by a prudent as well ...
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... ment . The distance of the scene adds to our idea of its felicity , and increases the tenderness of its re- collection ; ' tis like the view of a landscape by moon- shine ; the distinctness of object is lost , but a mel- low kind of ...
... ment . The distance of the scene adds to our idea of its felicity , and increases the tenderness of its re- collection ; ' tis like the view of a landscape by moon- shine ; the distinctness of object is lost , but a mel- low kind of ...
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... he married Lady SD , only daughter of the Earl of a woman who was justly deemed an orna- ment to her sex . She died before I had finished my sixth year , leaving one son about two years younger 46 N ° 65 . THE MIRROR .
... he married Lady SD , only daughter of the Earl of a woman who was justly deemed an orna- ment to her sex . She died before I had finished my sixth year , leaving one son about two years younger 46 N ° 65 . THE MIRROR .
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... ment to his mind . To me my father was all indulgence . He seemed to watch my wishes , in order to gratify them , before I could give them utterance . It was his chief desire to see me excel in every polite and fashionable ac ...
... ment to his mind . To me my father was all indulgence . He seemed to watch my wishes , in order to gratify them , before I could give them utterance . It was his chief desire to see me excel in every polite and fashionable ac ...
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... ment , joined with an elegance of manners , that could not fail to please every beholder . I observed , with pleasure , my brother's strong attachment to her , which , if possible , seemed daily to encrease ; and I could not find fault ...
... ment , joined with an elegance of manners , that could not fail to please every beholder . I observed , with pleasure , my brother's strong attachment to her , which , if possible , seemed daily to encrease ; and I could not find fault ...
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