Selected WritingsCarcanet, 1988 - 180 страница |
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... least deserved it . Tell a lady with an handsome face that she is pretty , she only thinks it her due ; it is what she has heard a thousand times before from others , and disregards the compliment : but assure a lady , the cut of whose ...
... least deserved it . Tell a lady with an handsome face that she is pretty , she only thinks it her due ; it is what she has heard a thousand times before from others , and disregards the compliment : but assure a lady , the cut of whose ...
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... least regard , I would caution him by all means not to be imposed upon by their false pretences : let me assure you , Sir , they are impostors , every one of them ; and rather merit a prison than relief . He was proceeding in this ...
... least regard , I would caution him by all means not to be imposed upon by their false pretences : let me assure you , Sir , they are impostors , every one of them ; and rather merit a prison than relief . He was proceeding in this ...
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... least two major objections to it . In the first place it threatens to sentimentalize work which , though it may possess a surface charm and accommodating sweetness of manner , on closer inspection frequently turns out to be full of ...
... least two major objections to it . In the first place it threatens to sentimentalize work which , though it may possess a surface charm and accommodating sweetness of manner , on closer inspection frequently turns out to be full of ...
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Introduction | 7 |
A Note on the Texts | 14 |
Description of an Authors Bedchamber | 21 |
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