The British Essayists: TatlerJames Ferguson J. Richardson and Company, 1823 - English essays |
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Page 14
... looked into Shakspeare . The tragedy I In the scene 6 dipped into was Henry the Fourth . ' where Morton is preparing to tell Northumberland of his son's death , the old man does not give him time to speak , but says , ' The whiteness of ...
... looked into Shakspeare . The tragedy I In the scene 6 dipped into was Henry the Fourth . ' where Morton is preparing to tell Northumberland of his son's death , the old man does not give him time to speak , but says , ' The whiteness of ...
Page 16
... looked upon him with some dis- pleasure ; upon which I asked him who they both were ; when he thus informed me of their persons and circumstances : 6 You may remember , Isaac , that I have often told you , there are beings of a superior ...
... looked upon him with some dis- pleasure ; upon which I asked him who they both were ; when he thus informed me of their persons and circumstances : 6 You may remember , Isaac , that I have often told you , there are beings of a superior ...
Page 18
... looked at each other in discourse , the well - dressed man suddenly cast down his eyes , and discovered that the other had a painful superiority over him . After some further discourse , they took leave . The plain gentleman went down ...
... looked at each other in discourse , the well - dressed man suddenly cast down his eyes , and discovered that the other had a painful superiority over him . After some further discourse , they took leave . The plain gentleman went down ...
Page 82
... looked up at by all the nations of Europe , which seemed to expect their fate according to the course he should take , is now , in all probability , an unhappy exile , without the common necessaries of life . His Czarish Majesty treats ...
... looked up at by all the nations of Europe , which seemed to expect their fate according to the course he should take , is now , in all probability , an unhappy exile , without the common necessaries of life . His Czarish Majesty treats ...
Page 87
... looked over our pedigree upon the receipt of this epistle , and find the Greenhats are a - kin to the Staffs . They descend from Maudlin , the left- handed wife of Nehemiah Bickerstaff , in the reign of Harry the Second . And it is ...
... looked over our pedigree upon the receipt of this epistle , and find the Greenhats are a - kin to the Staffs . They descend from Maudlin , the left- handed wife of Nehemiah Bickerstaff , in the reign of Harry the Second . And it is ...
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