Selected Short Stories of Sinclair LewisDoubleday, Doran & Company, 1837 - 426ÆäÀÌÁö |
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... passions only affected himself , and never those about him : he knew the ridicule of his own character , and very effec- tually raised the mirth of his companions , as well at his vexations as at his triumphs . How much his company was ...
... passions only affected himself , and never those about him : he knew the ridicule of his own character , and very effec- tually raised the mirth of his companions , as well at his vexations as at his triumphs . How much his company was ...
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... passion and envy , yet never missed an opportunity of being truly service- able to him . The commerce between them was carried on to the common interest of both . When Pope had a Miscellany to publish , he applied to Parnell for ...
... passion and envy , yet never missed an opportunity of being truly service- able to him . The commerce between them was carried on to the common interest of both . When Pope had a Miscellany to publish , he applied to Parnell for ...
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... passion , but are not excellent in their kind . The Anacreontic , beginning with , « When Spring came on with fresh delight , » is taken from a French poet whose name I forget , and , as far as I am able to judge of the French language ...
... passion , but are not excellent in their kind . The Anacreontic , beginning with , « When Spring came on with fresh delight , » is taken from a French poet whose name I forget , and , as far as I am able to judge of the French language ...
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... passions with which I was transported , yet some calmer hours there were , and in them I hearkened to him . » These sacred admonitions were indeed very few , since his excesses are remembered to this very day . I have spoken to an old ...
... passions with which I was transported , yet some calmer hours there were , and in them I hearkened to him . » These sacred admonitions were indeed very few , since his excesses are remembered to this very day . I have spoken to an old ...
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... passions , they made no doubt of sub- verting a government with which they were angry , and gave as great an alarm as would have been imprudent at the eve of a general insurrection . Such was the state of things when Bolingbroke arrived ...
... passions , they made no doubt of sub- verting a government with which they were angry , and gave as great an alarm as would have been imprudent at the eve of a general insurrection . Such was the state of things when Bolingbroke arrived ...
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