Diary, Volumen 3Cassell, 1899 |
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... better found in their rooms to confirm what is there said . He showed finely whence it hap- pens that good writers are not admired by the present age ; because there are but few in any age that do mind anything that is abstruse and ...
... better found in their rooms to confirm what is there said . He showed finely whence it hap- pens that good writers are not admired by the present age ; because there are but few in any age that do mind anything that is abstruse and ...
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... better condition , or in a better way of getting money , than yet I am . 3rd . To the " Mitre " Tavern , and there met with W. Howe come to buy wine for my Lord against his going down to Hinchingbroke , and I private with him a great ...
... better condition , or in a better way of getting money , than yet I am . 3rd . To the " Mitre " Tavern , and there met with W. Howe come to buy wine for my Lord against his going down to Hinchingbroke , and I private with him a great ...
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... better than he did , methinks , before his voyage ; and , I think , a little more stern than he used to do . Povy and Creed stayed and ate with me ; but I was sorry I had no better cheer for Povy ; for the fool may be useful , and is a ...
... better than he did , methinks , before his voyage ; and , I think , a little more stern than he used to do . Povy and Creed stayed and ate with me ; but I was sorry I had no better cheer for Povy ; for the fool may be useful , and is a ...
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