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الصفحة 44
The ladies now retired . I had fancied that in the companies of the two former
days , the want of their society had deprived us of the ease and gayety of
discourse . But here the removal of the female members of the party seemed to
have a ...
The ladies now retired . I had fancied that in the companies of the two former
days , the want of their society had deprived us of the ease and gayety of
discourse . But here the removal of the female members of the party seemed to
have a ...
الصفحة 45
This was followed by sev' eral jocular stories , and burlesque exhibitions , most of
which were in perfect unison with that tone wbich the absence of the ladies had
allowed the company to assume . The jests were not such as I can repeat ; one ...
This was followed by sev' eral jocular stories , and burlesque exhibitions , most of
which were in perfect unison with that tone wbich the absence of the ladies had
allowed the company to assume . The jests were not such as I can repeat ; one ...
الصفحة 59
I am between the age of a young man , and what the ladies call an old bachelor ,
not many years under forty , of no inconsiderable family , with an opulent fortune .
I was educated like most other young heirs , that is , very indifferently .
I am between the age of a young man , and what the ladies call an old bachelor ,
not many years under forty , of no inconsiderable family , with an opulent fortune .
I was educated like most other young heirs , that is , very indifferently .
الصفحة 60
You , who set up for an instructor , are , I presume better acquainted with the
world than to imagine that I would first turn my views to those young ladies with
whom I was most intimately acquainted , and in whose society I had passed a ...
You , who set up for an instructor , are , I presume better acquainted with the
world than to imagine that I would first turn my views to those young ladies with
whom I was most intimately acquainted , and in whose society I had passed a ...
الصفحة 91
Few young ladies have attracted more admiration ; none ever felt it less ; with all
the charms of beauty , and the polish of education , the plainest were not less
affected , nor the most ignorant less assuming . She died when every tongue was
...
Few young ladies have attracted more admiration ; none ever felt it less ; with all
the charms of beauty , and the polish of education , the plainest were not less
affected , nor the most ignorant less assuming . She died when every tongue was
...
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able acquaintance acquired affections allowed amusements appear attended beauty become called cause character circumstances common conduct consider considerable conversation death desire doubt dreams engaged enjoy equally expected express fashion father favour feelings former fortune frequently friends gave gentleman give given hand happy heard honour hope idea imagination importance interest kind ladies language lately learned leave less letter lived look manner matter mean ment mind Mirror nature necessary never object obliged observed occasion once opinion passed passions perhaps persons pleasure possessed present reason received remarkable respect scenes seemed sentiments short situation society sometimes soon sort spirit thing thought tion took town virtue wish write young
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| العنوان | The British Essayists: The Mirror المجلد 29 من The British Essayists: With Prefaces, Historical and Biographical, Alexander Chalmers |
| المساهم | Alexander Chalmers |
| الناشر | Little, Brown, 1866 |
| أصلي من | جامعة شيكاغو |
| الكتب ذات التنسيق الرقمي | 14 آذار (مارس) 2016 |
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