The world's wit and humor: an encyclopedia of the classic wit and humor of all ages and nations, 第 7 卷Lionel Strachey Review of reviews Company, 1906 |
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第8页
... hand , " there is great truth and reason in what you say , and I will for the future endeavour to follow your advice . " They soon after broke up the conversation , and Leonard , going to his wife , asked her pardon , and told her his ...
... hand , " there is great truth and reason in what you say , and I will for the future endeavour to follow your advice . " They soon after broke up the conversation , and Leonard , going to his wife , asked her pardon , and told her his ...
第10页
... time with great satisfaction , these disputes being much less frequent , as well as shorter than usual . But the devil , or some unlucky accident in which perhaps the devil had no hand , shortly put an ΙΟ British Wit and Humor.
... time with great satisfaction , these disputes being much less frequent , as well as shorter than usual . But the devil , or some unlucky accident in which perhaps the devil had no hand , shortly put an ΙΟ British Wit and Humor.
第11页
... hand , shortly put an end to his happiness . He was now eternally the private referee of every difference ; in which , after having perfectly , as he thought , established the doctrine of submission , he never scrupled to assure both ...
... hand , shortly put an end to his happiness . He was now eternally the private referee of every difference ; in which , after having perfectly , as he thought , established the doctrine of submission , he never scrupled to assure both ...
第16页
... hands are on shore ; the anchor would remain firm in the ground , and the ship would continue in durance , unless , like other forcible prison - break- ers , it forcibly got loose for no good purpose . Now , as the favour of winds and ...
... hands are on shore ; the anchor would remain firm in the ground , and the ship would continue in durance , unless , like other forcible prison - break- ers , it forcibly got loose for no good purpose . Now , as the favour of winds and ...
第22页
... hand . Aye , aye , you may sing . You had rather sing than work , I believe . " Upon Hamlet's taking up the skull , he cried out , " Well , it is strange to see how fearless some men are . I never could bring myself to touch anything ...
... hand . Aye , aye , you may sing . You had rather sing than work , I believe . " Upon Hamlet's taking up the skull , he cried out , " Well , it is strange to see how fearless some men are . I never could bring myself to touch anything ...
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