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... perhaps the chief cause , in a worldly sense , —had the good luck , or misfortune , whichever the reader pleases to call it , of making trouble and difficulty less painful to him than to most men . He doubtless extracted a great deal of ...
... perhaps the chief cause , in a worldly sense , —had the good luck , or misfortune , whichever the reader pleases to call it , of making trouble and difficulty less painful to him than to most men . He doubtless extracted a great deal of ...
xi ÆäÀÌÁö
... perhaps beyond what the author intended . He is almost as selfish as his brother Joseph , and makes pretensions to generosity hardly less provoking . His inclusion of Lady Teazle among the objects of his mockery in the screen - scene ...
... perhaps beyond what the author intended . He is almost as selfish as his brother Joseph , and makes pretensions to generosity hardly less provoking . His inclusion of Lady Teazle among the objects of his mockery in the screen - scene ...
xii ÆäÀÌÁö
... perhaps indeed never been thoroughly in earnest during his life , except in having his way at the moment , and making his case out somehow with his mistress , his wit , or his bottle , crowned by as much love for consistency and good ...
... perhaps indeed never been thoroughly in earnest during his life , except in having his way at the moment , and making his case out somehow with his mistress , his wit , or his bottle , crowned by as much love for consistency and good ...
xiii ÆäÀÌÁö
... perhaps , and excuse of his grandson ! ) was a really learned and able man . The father ( the actor and elocutionist ) was a man of abilities also , in spite of his pedantry and pragmaticalness ; ( he thought to advance the national ...
... perhaps , and excuse of his grandson ! ) was a really learned and able man . The father ( the actor and elocutionist ) was a man of abilities also , in spite of his pedantry and pragmaticalness ; ( he thought to advance the national ...
xiv ÆäÀÌÁö
... Perhaps hardly allowance enough is made in the passage we allude to , for the artificial nature of comedy itself , as a thing conversant with manners and superinduced qualities , rather than with passions and pure nature ; but it ...
... Perhaps hardly allowance enough is made in the passage we allude to , for the artificial nature of comedy itself , as a thing conversant with manners and superinduced qualities , rather than with passions and pure nature ; but it ...
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