The Spectator ...John Sharpe, 1803 |
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... heard a hundred times over . A forward young fel- low of my acquaintance was very guilty of this absur- dity : he would be always laying a new scene for some old piece of wit , and telling us that , as he and Jack Such - a - one were ...
... heard a hundred times over . A forward young fel- low of my acquaintance was very guilty of this absur- dity : he would be always laying a new scene for some old piece of wit , and telling us that , as he and Jack Such - a - one were ...
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... heard the servants mention me by the name of " the crazed gentleman , the gentleman a little touched , the mad Londoner , " and the like . This made me think it high time for me to shift my quarters , which I resolved to do the first ...
... heard the servants mention me by the name of " the crazed gentleman , the gentleman a little touched , the mad Londoner , " and the like . This made me think it high time for me to shift my quarters , which I resolved to do the first ...
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... heard unspeakable words , which it is not possible for a man to utter . " By this is meant that what he heard was so infinitely different from any thing which he had heard in this world , that it was impossible to express it in such ...
... heard unspeakable words , which it is not possible for a man to utter . " By this is meant that what he heard was so infinitely different from any thing which he had heard in this world , that it was impossible to express it in such ...
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