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Pagina 467
The reader may , if he pleases , get a very good idea of L [ eigh ) [ Hunt ] ' s conversation from a very agreeable paper he has lately published , called the Indicator , than which nothing can be more happily conceived or executed .
The reader may , if he pleases , get a very good idea of L [ eigh ) [ Hunt ] ' s conversation from a very agreeable paper he has lately published , called the Indicator , than which nothing can be more happily conceived or executed .
Pagina 471
To finish this subject — Mrs . M [ ontagu ] ' s conversation is as fine - cut as her features , and I like to sit in the room with that sort of coronet face . What she says leaves a flavour , like fine green tea .
To finish this subject — Mrs . M [ ontagu ] ' s conversation is as fine - cut as her features , and I like to sit in the room with that sort of coronet face . What she says leaves a flavour , like fine green tea .
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The merits of a new play , or of a new actor , are always among the first topics of polite conversation . One way in which public exhibitions contribute to refine and humanise mankind , is by supplying them with ideas and subjects of ...
The merits of a new play , or of a new actor , are always among the first topics of polite conversation . One way in which public exhibitions contribute to refine and humanise mankind , is by supplying them with ideas and subjects of ...
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