Illustrations of Human Life, 第 3 卷H. Colburn, 1837 |
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... nature and genuine feel- ing . The touchstone of such a scene of action is finer than even May Fair can supply . To begin with the higher orders , as in duty bound . They receive all the incense that is paid them as their due . They are ...
... nature and genuine feel- ing . The touchstone of such a scene of action is finer than even May Fair can supply . To begin with the higher orders , as in duty bound . They receive all the incense that is paid them as their due . They are ...
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... nature , and a great deal , if not of happiness , at least of excitement . The county members were in high request , of course , almost equalling the two Earls ; and their wives were in glory , for they were almost courted by the two ...
... nature , and a great deal , if not of happiness , at least of excitement . The county members were in high request , of course , almost equalling the two Earls ; and their wives were in glory , for they were almost courted by the two ...
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... natural means - being in effect one of a family scarcely ranking with gen- tlemen , and having little but a very moderate for- tune ; or whether there is in us a natural propen- sity , like other ruling passions , to prefer being ...
... natural means - being in effect one of a family scarcely ranking with gen- tlemen , and having little but a very moderate for- tune ; or whether there is in us a natural propen- sity , like other ruling passions , to prefer being ...
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... nature of my tour ; and though in- trenched to the teeth in finery , still a gleam of something like his original mental tastes had now and then come over him , with a sort of tacit re- proach , he said , at the idleness of his life . I ...
... nature of my tour ; and though in- trenched to the teeth in finery , still a gleam of something like his original mental tastes had now and then come over him , with a sort of tacit re- proach , he said , at the idleness of his life . I ...
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... nature intended . He actually wished he had embraced a profession : an amazing concession , and indicating a volume as to his real position . But the law , he said , was vulgarly filled , and the inns of court too unfashionably situated ...
... nature intended . He actually wished he had embraced a profession : an amazing concession , and indicating a volume as to his real position . But the law , he said , was vulgarly filled , and the inns of court too unfashionably situated ...
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