The Plays of Richard Brinsley SheridanDent, 1913 - 411ÆäÀÌÁö |
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... too numerous to admit of a hasty correction . There are few writers , I believe , who , even in the fullest consciousness of error , do not wish to B palliate the faults which they acknowledge ; and , however I THE RIVALS.
... too numerous to admit of a hasty correction . There are few writers , I believe , who , even in the fullest consciousness of error , do not wish to B palliate the faults which they acknowledge ; and , however I THE RIVALS.
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... believe , his feeling for the vanity of a young author got the better of his desire for correctness , and he left many excrescences remaining , because he had assisted in pruning so many more . Hence , though I was not uninformed that ...
... believe , his feeling for the vanity of a young author got the better of his desire for correctness , and he left many excrescences remaining , because he had assisted in pruning so many more . Hence , though I was not uninformed that ...
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... believe that probable which I am sure must have been unprovoked . However , if it was so , and I could even mark the quarter from whence it came , it would be ungenerous to retort ; for no passion suffers more than malice from ...
... believe that probable which I am sure must have been unprovoked . However , if it was so , and I could even mark the quarter from whence it came , it would be ungenerous to retort ; for no passion suffers more than malice from ...
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... believe , to thank the performers in a new play for the exertion of their several abilities . But where ( as in this instance ) their merit has been so striking and uncontroverted as to call for the warmest and truest applause from a ...
... believe , to thank the performers in a new play for the exertion of their several abilities . But where ( as in this instance ) their merit has been so striking and uncontroverted as to call for the warmest and truest applause from a ...
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... believe she owns half the stocks ! Zounds ! Thomas , she could pay the national debt as easily as I could my washerwoman ! She has a lap - dog that eats out of gold , -she feeds her parrot with small pearls , and all her thread - papers ...
... believe she owns half the stocks ! Zounds ! Thomas , she could pay the national debt as easily as I could my washerwoman ! She has a lap - dog that eats out of gold , -she feeds her parrot with small pearls , and all her thread - papers ...
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