The world's wit and humor: an encyclopedia of the classic wit and humor of all ages and nations, 第 2 卷 |
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She didn't mean exactly what she said . Bailed Out " So our neighbor , Mr. Guzzle , has been arranged at the bar for drunkardice , " said Mrs. Partington ; and she sighed as she thought of his wife and children at home , with the cold ...
She didn't mean exactly what she said . Bailed Out " So our neighbor , Mr. Guzzle , has been arranged at the bar for drunkardice , " said Mrs. Partington ; and she sighed as she thought of his wife and children at home , with the cold ...
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... I don't believe I shall ever be , if I live to the age of Samson , which , Heaven knows as well as I do , I don't want to , for I wouldn't be a centurian or an octagon , and survive my factories , and become idiomatic by any means .
... I don't believe I shall ever be , if I live to the age of Samson , which , Heaven knows as well as I do , I don't want to , for I wouldn't be a centurian or an octagon , and survive my factories , and become idiomatic by any means .
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Not that he was not practical enough , when he chose to be : by no means . He bought goods and chattels , lands and tenements , like other men ; but he got them under a state of poetic illusion , and paid for them in an imaginary way .
Not that he was not practical enough , when he chose to be : by no means . He bought goods and chattels , lands and tenements , like other men ; but he got them under a state of poetic illusion , and paid for them in an imaginary way .
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... humor , and that he was a ready debater and elegant declaimer , and had the gift of bringing out , to the fullest extent , his resources , and you may see that Ovid , in a new country , was a man apt to make no mean impression .
... humor , and that he was a ready debater and elegant declaimer , and had the gift of bringing out , to the fullest extent , his resources , and you may see that Ovid , in a new country , was a man apt to make no mean impression .
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True , it illustrated the universality of his science , but it lowered it to a beggarly process of mean deception . There was no skill in it . It was little better than crude larceny . A child could have done it ; it had as well been ...
True , it illustrated the universality of his science , but it lowered it to a beggarly process of mean deception . There was no skill in it . It was little better than crude larceny . A child could have done it ; it had as well been ...
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| 名称 | The world's wit and humor: an encyclopedia of the classic wit and humor of all ages and nations, 第 2 卷 The world's wit and humor: an encyclopedia of the classic wit and humor of all ages and nations, Lionel Strachey |
| 编者 | Lionel Strachey |
| 出版商 | Review of reviews Company, 1906 |
| 出处： | 加利福尼亚大学 |
| 数字化处理时间 | 2011年1月26日 |
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