Selected Short Stories of Sinclair LewisDoubleday, Doran & Company, 1837 - 426ÆäÀÌÁö |
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... of me , with regard to my friendship for you , you really do not deserve half the trouble you occasion me . I need not tell you , that both Mr Gay and myself have written several letters in vain ; and that we were LIFE OF DR PARNELL . 7.
... of me , with regard to my friendship for you , you really do not deserve half the trouble you occasion me . I need not tell you , that both Mr Gay and myself have written several letters in vain ; and that we were LIFE OF DR PARNELL . 7.
13 ÆäÀÌÁö
... occasion in regard to Mr Ward , whose verses have been a great pleasure to me ; I will contrive they shall be so to the world , whenever I can find a proper opportunity of publishing them . « I shall very soon print an entire collection ...
... occasion in regard to Mr Ward , whose verses have been a great pleasure to me ; I will contrive they shall be so to the world , whenever I can find a proper opportunity of publishing them . « I shall very soon print an entire collection ...
39 ÆäÀÌÁö
... occasions to the last moment of his life : he knew his faults , he admired his virtues , and had the boast of being instrumental in giving lustre to those triumphs by which his own power was in a manner overthrown . As the affairs of ...
... occasions to the last moment of his life : he knew his faults , he admired his virtues , and had the boast of being instrumental in giving lustre to those triumphs by which his own power was in a manner overthrown . As the affairs of ...
47 ÆäÀÌÁö
... occasion of all the number of his former flatterers and dependants , scarcely was one found remain- ing . Every hour brought fresh reports of his alarming situation , and the dangers which threatened him and his party on all sides ...
... occasion of all the number of his former flatterers and dependants , scarcely was one found remain- ing . Every hour brought fresh reports of his alarming situation , and the dangers which threatened him and his party on all sides ...
51 ÆäÀÌÁö
... occasion ; that the whole tory party was become avowedly Jacobites ; that many officers of the army , and the majo- rity of the soldiers , were well affected to the cause ; that the city of London was ready to rise , and that the enter ...
... occasion ; that the whole tory party was become avowedly Jacobites ; that many officers of the army , and the majo- rity of the soldiers , were well affected to the cause ; that the city of London was ready to rise , and that the enter ...
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