The Spectator: With Sketches of the Lives of the Authors, an Index, and Explanatory Notes, Volumen10James Crissy, 1832 |
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... thing is this : Mr. Shapely is the prettiest gentleman about town . He is very tall , but not too tall neither . He dances like an angel . His mouth is made I do not know how , but it is the prettiest that ever I saw in my life . He is ...
... thing is this : Mr. Shapely is the prettiest gentleman about town . He is very tall , but not too tall neither . He dances like an angel . His mouth is made I do not know how , but it is the prettiest that ever I saw in my life . He is ...
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... thing easily , takes it in with pleasure , and re- tains it long . Method is not less requisite in ordinary con- versation than in writing , provided a man would talk to make himself understood . I , who hear a thousand coffee - house ...
... thing easily , takes it in with pleasure , and re- tains it long . Method is not less requisite in ordinary con- versation than in writing , provided a man would talk to make himself understood . I , who hear a thousand coffee - house ...
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... things to blame in the constitution of his country , and gives shrewd intimations that he does not believe in another world . In short , Puzzle is an atheist as much as his parts will give him leave . He has got about half a dozen ...
... things to blame in the constitution of his country , and gives shrewd intimations that he does not believe in another world . In short , Puzzle is an atheist as much as his parts will give him leave . He has got about half a dozen ...
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... thing in its perfection , and am more pleased to survey my rows of colworts and cab- bages , with a thousand nameless pot - herbs , springing up in their full fragrancy and verdure , than to see the tender plants of foreign countries ...
... thing in its perfection , and am more pleased to survey my rows of colworts and cab- bages , with a thousand nameless pot - herbs , springing up in their full fragrancy and verdure , than to see the tender plants of foreign countries ...
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... thing I have yet said . I find that in the discourse which I spoke of at the begin- ning of my letter , you are against filling an En- glish garden with evergreens : and indeed I am so far of your opinion , that I can by no means think ...
... thing I have yet said . I find that in the discourse which I spoke of at the begin- ning of my letter , you are against filling an En- glish garden with evergreens : and indeed I am so far of your opinion , that I can by no means think ...
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