...still, when a lady changes colour, we imagine her feelings are not quite composed. Dr. 'J. — Why, madam, I won't answer that I shan't contradict her...(Mrs. Montagu is building a most superb house.) Mrs. T. — Oh, I warrant you, she fears you, indeed ; but that, you know, is nothing uncommon ; and dearly...

...still, when a lady changes colour, we imagine her feelings are not quite composed. Dr. J. — Why, madam, I won't answer that I shan't contradict her...(Mrs. Montagu is building a most superb house.) Mrs. T. — Oh, I warrant you, she fears you, indeed ; but that, you know, is nothing uncommon : and dearly...

...still, when a lady changes colour, we imagine her feelings are uot quite composed. Dr. J. — Why, madam, I won't answer that I sha'n't contradict her...provokes me as she did then; but a less provocation 1 will withstand. 1 believe I am not high in her good graces already; and I begin, (added he, laughing...

...still, when a lady changes colour, we imagine her feelings are not quite composed. Dr. J. — Why, madam, I won't answer that I shan't contradict her again, if she provokes me as she did then ; hut a less provocation I will withstand. I believe I am not high in her good graces already ; and...

...probably intended that he should, recalled his virtuous resolution. "Why, madame, I won't answer, that 1 shan't contradict her again, if she provokes me as...withstand. I believe I am not high in her good graces already.1 And I begin 1 Mrs. Montagu was offended by Johnson's neither accepting nor acknowledging...

...still, when a lady changes rolour, we imagine her feelings are not quite composed. Di: Johnson : Why, madam, I won't answer that I shan't contradict her...laughing heartily) to tremble for my admission into her -wew house. I doubt I shall never see the inside of it. (Mrs. Montagu is building a most superb house.)...

...still, when a lady changes color, we imagine her feelings are not quite composed." Dr. Johnson: " Why, madam, I won't answer that I sha'n't contradict her...then; but a less provocation I will withstand."— Madame XfArblay. We passed through Glensheal,with prodigious mountains on each side. We saw where the...

...still, when a lady changes color, we imagine her feelings are not quite composed. Dr. Johnson. Why, madam, I won't answer that I shan't contradict her...house. I doubt I shall never see the inside of it Mrs. Thrale. Oh, I warrant you, she fears you, indeed ; but that, you know, is nothing uncommon : and dearly...

...animation, turned to me and cried, " Down with her, Burney!—down with her!—spare her not!— attack her, fight her, and down with her at once! You are...it. (Mrs. Montagu is building a most superb house.) you know, is nothing uncommon : and dearly I love to hear your disquisitions ; for certainly she is...

...still, when a lady changes colour, we imagine her feelings are not quite composed. Dr. J. — Why, madam, I won't answer that I shan't contradict her...(Mrs. Montagu is building a most superb house.) Mrs. T.— Oh, I warrant you, she fears you, indeed ; but that, you know, is nothing uncommon : and dearly...