Henry ...Charles Dilly, 1798 |
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الصفحة 5
... fhould ftudiously put forward none but the worst features of the time we live in ; yet I think this has been done by fome no- velifts of great celebrity , in whom there reigns a fpirit of fatire , that in my opinion neither adds to ...
... fhould ftudiously put forward none but the worst features of the time we live in ; yet I think this has been done by fome no- velifts of great celebrity , in whom there reigns a fpirit of fatire , that in my opinion neither adds to ...
الصفحة 12
... fhould I skip of his errands ? I wish to my heart , mif- trefs , you cou'd only fee with your own eyes how the lad is chang'd fince he flipp'd his skin : Then he carries him in fuch a way ; he is as vain as a peacock : I proteft to you ...
... fhould I skip of his errands ? I wish to my heart , mif- trefs , you cou'd only fee with your own eyes how the lad is chang'd fince he flipp'd his skin : Then he carries him in fuch a way ; he is as vain as a peacock : I proteft to you ...
الصفحة 15
... fhould fuffer , left the secret should efcape him and reach my lord , would be insupportable ; you know his temper too well not to fee how compleatly ruined I fhould be in fuch an event : indeed I cannot even guefs at the confequences ...
... fhould fuffer , left the secret should efcape him and reach my lord , would be insupportable ; you know his temper too well not to fee how compleatly ruined I fhould be in fuch an event : indeed I cannot even guefs at the confequences ...
الصفحة 16
... fhould be too much agitated by what paffes , you will take meafures for bringing me to my recollection , and preventing confe- quences that may be dangerous to us both ; this you can pass off to the score of indisposi- tion , and ...
... fhould be too much agitated by what paffes , you will take meafures for bringing me to my recollection , and preventing confe- quences that may be dangerous to us both ; this you can pass off to the score of indisposi- tion , and ...
الصفحة 17
... that ill - humour , which my unwearied efforts cannot foothe . Alas ! how fhould they ? He is quick enough to difcern that the attentions I pay him , and the the patience I exert , have no connection with the HENRY . 17.
... that ill - humour , which my unwearied efforts cannot foothe . Alas ! how fhould they ? He is quick enough to difcern that the attentions I pay him , and the the patience I exert , have no connection with the HENRY . 17.
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