Samuel Johnson |
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الصفحة 399
Heavy drinking seems to have been almost the only accomplishment expected of a gentleman which he never cultivated . An air of nil admirari was already becoming the effect aimed at by the superior Englishman , and Henry Thrale seems to ...
Heavy drinking seems to have been almost the only accomplishment expected of a gentleman which he never cultivated . An air of nil admirari was already becoming the effect aimed at by the superior Englishman , and Henry Thrale seems to ...
الصفحة 528
Mrs. Chapone ( and her phrase seems to let out of the bag one of the many cats which must have been confined there ) refers sadly to the fact that the " frightful instance of human wretchedness " supplied by the daughters " has given ...
Mrs. Chapone ( and her phrase seems to let out of the bag one of the many cats which must have been confined there ) refers sadly to the fact that the " frightful instance of human wretchedness " supplied by the daughters " has given ...
الصفحة 530
Finally - and this may be more important than it at first seems - everybody appears to have been shocked by the spectacle of a woman no longer young outwardly manifesting an ardor which they thought even younger persons ought to conceal ...
Finally - and this may be more important than it at first seems - everybody appears to have been shocked by the spectacle of a woman no longer young outwardly manifesting an ardor which they thought even younger persons ought to conceal ...
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