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Pagina 310
But they set no value upon money , and throw it away on any object or in any manner that first presents itself , merely to have it off their hands , so that you wonder what has become of ...
But they set no value upon money , and throw it away on any object or in any manner that first presents itself , merely to have it off their hands , so that you wonder what has become of ...
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polished manners , and borrowed from the French , came into fashion , and lasted till the Revolution . Some examples of the same thing were given in the time of Charles I by Sir J. Suckling and others , but they were eclipsed and ...
polished manners , and borrowed from the French , came into fashion , and lasted till the Revolution . Some examples of the same thing were given in the time of Charles I by Sir J. Suckling and others , but they were eclipsed and ...
Pagina 768
... to our admiration and our sympathy by a sort of prescriptive title and traditional privilege . Mr. Lamb , on the contrary , being " native to the manner here , " though he too has borrowed from previous sources , instead of availing ...
... to our admiration and our sympathy by a sort of prescriptive title and traditional privilege . Mr. Lamb , on the contrary , being " native to the manner here , " though he too has borrowed from previous sources , instead of availing ...
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