Selected Short Stories of Sinclair LewisDoubleday, Doran & Company, 1837 - 426ÆäÀÌÁö |
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... fortune , which he laid out in lands in that king- dom . The estates he purchased there , as also that of which he was possessed in Cheshire , descended to our poet , who was his eldest son , and still remain in the family . Thus want ...
... fortune , which he laid out in lands in that king- dom . The estates he purchased there , as also that of which he was possessed in Cheshire , descended to our poet , who was his eldest son , and still remain in the family . Thus want ...
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... fortune and accident a wretchedness of his own creating . But though this method of quarrelling in his poems with his situation , served to relieve himself , yet it was not easily endured by the gentlemen of the neighbourhood , who did ...
... fortune and accident a wretchedness of his own creating . But though this method of quarrelling in his poems with his situation , served to relieve himself , yet it was not easily endured by the gentlemen of the neighbourhood , who did ...
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... fortune ( for a poet ) was very considerable , and it may easily be supposed he lived to the very extent of it . The fact is , his expenses were greater than his income , and his successor found the estate somewhat impaired at his ...
... fortune ( for a poet ) was very considerable , and it may easily be supposed he lived to the very extent of it . The fact is , his expenses were greater than his income , and his successor found the estate somewhat impaired at his ...
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... fortune exceeding forty thousand pounds , and was not deficient in mental accomplishments ; but whether he was not yet fully satiated with his former pleasures , or whether her temper was not conformable to his own , it is certain they ...
... fortune exceeding forty thousand pounds , and was not deficient in mental accomplishments ; but whether he was not yet fully satiated with his former pleasures , or whether her temper was not conformable to his own , it is certain they ...
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... fortune , he had other very considerable advantages that gave him weight in the senate , and seconded his views of preferment . His grandfather , Sir Walter St John , was still alive ; and that gentleman's interest was so great in his ...
... fortune , he had other very considerable advantages that gave him weight in the senate , and seconded his views of preferment . His grandfather , Sir Walter St John , was still alive ; and that gentleman's interest was so great in his ...
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