The Poetical Works of Churchill, Parnell, and Tickell: With a Life of Each ...Houghton, Mifflin, 1880 |
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... less than sixty haunches of venison , with a surprising quantity of all sorts of game , were laid in for this grand feast . The King's table was covered with one hun- dred and twenty dishes , at three several times , served up by his ...
... less than sixty haunches of venison , with a surprising quantity of all sorts of game , were laid in for this grand feast . The King's table was covered with one hun- dred and twenty dishes , at three several times , served up by his ...
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... less , as in the inimitable work of his brother Sterne , there are a thousand moral , witty , and excellent passages scattered through this rambling performance , every part of which we have read with pleasure without being well able to ...
... less , as in the inimitable work of his brother Sterne , there are a thousand moral , witty , and excellent passages scattered through this rambling performance , every part of which we have read with pleasure without being well able to ...
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... less character- istic ; he had a wardrobe loaded with rich and flaring suits , each in itself a load to the wearer , and every birth - day added to the stock . In doing this he so contrived as never to put his old dresses out of ...
... less character- istic ; he had a wardrobe loaded with rich and flaring suits , each in itself a load to the wearer , and every birth - day added to the stock . In doing this he so contrived as never to put his old dresses out of ...
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... , which they avow'd of old ; Who , though by different means , pursue The end which they had first in view , And , force found vain , now play their part 875 With much less honour , much more art ? Why THE GHOST . 51.
... , which they avow'd of old ; Who , though by different means , pursue The end which they had first in view , And , force found vain , now play their part 875 With much less honour , much more art ? Why THE GHOST . 51.
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... less honour , much more art ? Why , at the corners of the streets , To every patriot drudge she meets , Known or unknown , with furious cry Should she wild clamours vent ? or why , The minds of groundlings to inflame , A Dashwood , Bute ...
... less honour , much more art ? Why , at the corners of the streets , To every patriot drudge she meets , Known or unknown , with furious cry Should she wild clamours vent ? or why , The minds of groundlings to inflame , A Dashwood , Bute ...
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The Poetical Works of Churchill, Parnell, and Tickell: With a Life of Each ... Charles Churchill Vista de fragmentos - 1889 |
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