 | 1822
...the victory (as he was not), the less said about it the better. Modesty should accompany the Fancy as its shadow. The best men were always the best behaved....sparrers, and not a man for every one to take by the nose. I enlarged 'on this topic in the mail (while Turtle was asleep), and said Very wisely (as I thought)... | |
 | 1822
...the •victory (as he was not), the less said about it the better. Modesty should accompany the Fancy as its shadow. The best men were always the best behaved....sparrers, and not a man for every one to take by the nose. I enlarged on this topic in the mail (while Turtle was asleep), and said very wisely (as I thought)... | |
 | 1822
...the victory (as he was not), the less said about it the better. Modesty ghoujd accompany the Fancy as its shadow. The best men were always the best behaved....sparrers, and not a man for every one to take by the n. "•.,, I enlarged on this topic in the mail (while Turtle was asleep), and said very wisely (HS... | |
 | Thomas Campbell, Samuel Carter Hall, Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron Lytton, Theodore Edward Hook, Thomas Hood, William Harrison Ainsworth - 1822
...Victory (as lie was not), the less said about it the better. Modesty should accompany tbe Fancy аз its shadow. The best men were always the best behaved....have lived) were civil, silent men. So is Cribb, so и Tom Belcher, the most elegant of sparrers, and not a man for every one to take by the nose. I enlarged... | |
 | Pierce Egan - 1824 - 44 頁
...showers, arrayed in sunny smiles. • , " Modesty should accompany the Fancy as its shadow. The liest men were always the best behaved. Jem Belcher, the...sparrers, and not a man for every one to take by the nose. I enlarged on this topic in the mail (while Thurtell was asleep), and said very wisely (as I thought)... | |
 | William Hazlitt - 1836 - 315 頁
...the victory (as he was not), the less said about it the better. Modesty should accompany the Fancy as its shadow. The best men were always the best behaved....sparrers, and not a man for every one to take by the nose. I enlarged on this topic in the mail (while Turtle was asleep), and said very wisely (as I thought)... | |
 | William Hazlitt - 1836
...the victory (as he was not), the less said about it the better. Modesty should accompany the Fancy as its shadow. The best men were always the best behaved....sparrers, and not a man for every one to take by the nose. I enlarged on this topic in the mail (while Turtle was asleep), and said very wisely (as I thought)... | |
 | William Hazlitt - 1836 - 315 頁
...the victory (as he was not), the less said about it the better. 'Modesty should accompany X the Fancy as its shadow. The best men were always the best behaved....sparrers, and not a man for every one to take by the nose. I enlarged on this topic in the mail (while Turtle was asleep), and said very wisely (as I thought)... | |
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twas not fighterlike. If he was sure of the victory (as he was not), the less said about it the better. Modesty should accompany the Fancy as its shadow. The best men were always the best behaved. Jem Belcher, the Game Chicken (before whom the Gas-man... 
