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Pagina 159
... declared it as his resolution " to spurn that friend who should presume to dictate to him " ; and it is not likely that in his earlier years he received admonitions with more calmness . He was likewise inclined to resent such expecta ...
... declared it as his resolution " to spurn that friend who should presume to dictate to him " ; and it is not likely that in his earlier years he received admonitions with more calmness . He was likewise inclined to resent such expecta ...
Pagina 218
... declared “ he should again treat it , with disdain . As to writing any mendicant letters , he had too high a spirit , and determined only to write to some ministers of State to try to re- gain his pension . " He continued to complain of ...
... declared “ he should again treat it , with disdain . As to writing any mendicant letters , he had too high a spirit , and determined only to write to some ministers of State to try to re- gain his pension . " He continued to complain of ...
Pagina 301
... declared her intention to visit him . This may have been only a careless effusion , thought on no more : the report of such notice , however , was soon in many mouths , and if I do not forget or misapprehend Savage's account , Pope ...
... declared her intention to visit him . This may have been only a careless effusion , thought on no more : the report of such notice , however , was soon in many mouths , and if I do not forget or misapprehend Savage's account , Pope ...
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The Satirical Letters of St Jerome | 1 |
From The Life of John Milton 16081674 | 21 |
From The Life of John Dryden 16311700 | 43 |
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