The Miscellaneous Works: The bee. Essays. An inquiry into the present state of polite learning in Europe. Prefaces and introductionsPutnam, 1856 |
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... Amusements , Follies , and Vices in fashion : particularly the most recent Topics of Conversation : Remarks on Theatrical Exhibitions : Memoirs of Modern Literature , & c . , & c . Printed for J. Wilkie , at the Bible in St. Paul's ...
... Amusements , Follies , and Vices in fashion : particularly the most recent Topics of Conversation : Remarks on Theatrical Exhibitions : Memoirs of Modern Literature , & c . , & c . Printed for J. Wilkie , at the Bible in St. Paul's ...
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... amusement . This reply may also serve as an apology to the reader , who expects , before he sits down , a bill of his future entertainment . It would be improper to pall his curiosity by lessening his surprise , or anticipate any ...
... amusement . This reply may also serve as an apology to the reader , who expects , before he sits down , a bill of his future entertainment . It would be improper to pall his curiosity by lessening his surprise , or anticipate any ...
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... amusement for spending the even ing . Happy could so charming an illusion still continue ! I find that age and knowledge only contribute to sour our dispositions . My present enjoyments may be more refined , but they are infi- nitely ...
... amusement for spending the even ing . Happy could so charming an illusion still continue ! I find that age and knowledge only contribute to sour our dispositions . My present enjoyments may be more refined , but they are infi- nitely ...
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... amusements and even the conveniences of life , teazed every hour by the impertinence of wretches who were employed to guard him , he still retained his good - humor , laughed at all their little spite , and carried the jest so far as to ...
... amusements and even the conveniences of life , teazed every hour by the impertinence of wretches who were employed to guard him , he still retained his good - humor , laughed at all their little spite , and carried the jest so far as to ...
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... amusement , and new books only to condemn ; so that the public seem heartily sick of all but the business of the day , and read every thing now with as little at- tention as they examine the faces of the passing crowd . From these ...
... amusement , and new books only to condemn ; so that the public seem heartily sick of all but the business of the day , and read every thing now with as little at- tention as they examine the faces of the passing crowd . From these ...
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