The British Essayists: The AdventurerLittle, Brown, 1866 |
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... live now , Under the blossom that hangs on the bough . 6 Mr. Pope , whose imagination has been thought by some the least of his excellences , has , doubtless , conceived and carried on the machinery in his Rape of the Lock , ' with vast ...
... live now , Under the blossom that hangs on the bough . 6 Mr. Pope , whose imagination has been thought by some the least of his excellences , has , doubtless , conceived and carried on the machinery in his Rape of the Lock , ' with vast ...
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... live in a palace and keep an equipage ; but in the execu- tion of this project , he lost the whole produce of his lottery ticket , except five hundred pounds in bank- notes , which , when he would have staked , he could not find . This ...
... live in a palace and keep an equipage ; but in the execu- tion of this project , he lost the whole produce of his lottery ticket , except five hundred pounds in bank- notes , which , when he would have staked , he could not find . This ...
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... lives the reproach of parental folly , of de- graded beauty , and perverted sense . Remember Almerine ; and let her example and thy own ex- perience teach thee , that wit and beauty , learning , affluence , and honour , are not ...
... lives the reproach of parental folly , of de- graded beauty , and perverted sense . Remember Almerine ; and let her example and thy own ex- perience teach thee , that wit and beauty , learning , affluence , and honour , are not ...
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... live without terror upon the declivity of a volcano , which the stranger ascends with an inter- rupted pace , looking round at every step , doubting whether to go forward or retire , and dreading the caprice of the flames which he hears ...
... live without terror upon the declivity of a volcano , which the stranger ascends with an inter- rupted pace , looking round at every step , doubting whether to go forward or retire , and dreading the caprice of the flames which he hears ...
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... lives . Tom replied , in a frantic tone , that they might possibly float to land on some parts of the wreck ; and catching up an axe , instead of attempting to disengage the mast , he began to stave the boat . Jack , whose reason was ...
... lives . Tom replied , in a frantic tone , that they might possibly float to land on some parts of the wreck ; and catching up an axe , instead of attempting to disengage the mast , he began to stave the boat . Jack , whose reason was ...
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Términos y frases comunes
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