Selected Short Stories of Sinclair LewisDoubleday, Doran & Company, 1837 - 426ÆäÀÌÁö |
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... tory wits in great contempt , and these retaliated in their turn . At the head of one party were Addison , Steele , and Congreve ; at that of the other , Pope , Swift , and Arbuthnot . Parnell was a friend to both sides , and with a ...
... tory wits in great contempt , and these retaliated in their turn . At the head of one party were Addison , Steele , and Congreve ; at that of the other , Pope , Swift , and Arbuthnot . Parnell was a friend to both sides , and with a ...
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... tory connexions on this side of the water gave his friends in Ireland great offence : they were much enraged to see him keep company with Pope , and Swift , and Gay ; they blamed his undistinguishing taste , and wondered what pleasure ...
... tory connexions on this side of the water gave his friends in Ireland great offence : they were much enraged to see him keep company with Pope , and Swift , and Gay ; they blamed his undistinguishing taste , and wondered what pleasure ...
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... tory parties were strongly opposed in the House , and pretty nearly balanced . In the latter years of King William , the tories , who from every motive were opposed to the court , had been gaining popu- larity , and now began to make a ...
... tory parties were strongly opposed in the House , and pretty nearly balanced . In the latter years of King William , the tories , who from every motive were opposed to the court , had been gaining popu- larity , and now began to make a ...
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... tory party being thus established in power , it may easily be supposed that every method would be used to depress the whig interest , and to prevent it from rising ; yet so much justice was done even to merit in an enemy , that the Duke ...
... tory party being thus established in power , it may easily be supposed that every method would be used to depress the whig interest , and to prevent it from rising ; yet so much justice was done even to merit in an enemy , that the Duke ...
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... tories , were for carrying a violent measure in the House of Commons , in order to bring the Princess Sophia into England , Bolingbroke so artfully opposed it , that it drop- ped without a debate . For this his moderation was praised ...
... tories , were for carrying a violent measure in the House of Commons , in order to bring the Princess Sophia into England , Bolingbroke so artfully opposed it , that it drop- ped without a debate . For this his moderation was praised ...
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