English Humorists of the Eighteenth Century: Sir Richard Steele, Joseph Addison, Laurence Sterne, Oliver GoldsmithCentury Company, 1906 - 514 páginas |
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... fortune . I am afraid no good report could be given by his masters and ushers of that thick - set , square - faced , black - eyed , soft - hearted little Irish boy . He was very idle . He was whipped deservedly a great number of times ...
... fortune . I am afraid no good report could be given by his masters and ushers of that thick - set , square - faced , black - eyed , soft - hearted little Irish boy . He was very idle . He was whipped deservedly a great number of times ...
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... gownboy , contracted such an admiration in the years of his childhood , and retained it faith- fully through his life . Through the school and through the world , whithersoever his strange fortune led this erring , wayward , II STEELE.
... gownboy , contracted such an admiration in the years of his childhood , and retained it faith- fully through his life . Through the school and through the world , whithersoever his strange fortune led this erring , wayward , II STEELE.
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... fortune led this erring , wayward , affec- tionate creature , Joseph Addison was always his head boy . Addi- son wrote his exercises . Addison did his best themes . He ran Addison's messages : fagged for him and blacked his shoes : to ...
... fortune led this erring , wayward , affec- tionate creature , Joseph Addison was always his head boy . Addi- son wrote his exercises . Addison did his best themes . He ran Addison's messages : fagged for him and blacked his shoes : to ...
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... fortune was safe , and his competence as- sured . Steele procured the place of Commissioner of Stamps : he wrote so richly , so gracefully often , so kindly always , with such a pleasant wit and easy frankness , with such a gush of good ...
... fortune was safe , and his competence as- sured . Steele procured the place of Commissioner of Stamps : he wrote so richly , so gracefully often , so kindly always , with such a pleasant wit and easy frankness , with such a gush of good ...
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... fortune too . But it is melancholy to relate , that with these houses and chariots and horses and income , the Captain was constantly in want of money , for which his beloved bride was asking as con- stantly . In the course of a few ...
... fortune too . But it is melancholy to relate , that with these houses and chariots and horses and income , the Captain was constantly in want of money , for which his beloved bride was asking as con- stantly . In the course of a few ...
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English Humorists of the Eighteenth Century: Sir Richard Steele, Joseph ... William Makepeace Thackeray,Richard Steele,Oliver Goldsmith Sin vista previa disponible - 2015 |
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