Memoirs of the Life of the Right Honorable Richard Brinsley Sheridan, Volume 1H.D. Carey & I. Lea, 1825 - 602 páginas |
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... where can all his sense lie , To gallify the lady so immensely ? Ah ! le grand bête qu'il est ! -how rude the bear is ! The world to two - pence he was ne'er at Paris . Perdition stap my vitals , -now or never I'll niggle [ 20 ]
... where can all his sense lie , To gallify the lady so immensely ? Ah ! le grand bête qu'il est ! -how rude the bear is ! The world to two - pence he was ne'er at Paris . Perdition stap my vitals , -now or never I'll niggle [ 20 ]
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... Lady Margaret was thus introduced : " Remark too the dimpling , sweet smile Lady Marg'ret's fine countenance wears . " The following is the passage in Mr. Sheridan's poem , entire ; and the beauty of the six favourite lines shines out ...
... Lady Margaret was thus introduced : " Remark too the dimpling , sweet smile Lady Marg'ret's fine countenance wears . " The following is the passage in Mr. Sheridan's poem , entire ; and the beauty of the six favourite lines shines out ...
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... lady , innocent as far as relates to me , or my knowledge ; since which he has neither taken any notice of letters , or even in- formed his own family of the place where he has hid him- self ; I can no longer think he deserves the ...
... lady , innocent as far as relates to me , or my knowledge ; since which he has neither taken any notice of letters , or even in- formed his own family of the place where he has hid him- self ; I can no longer think he deserves the ...
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... lady to escape the snares of vice and dissimula- tion . He wrote several most abusive threats to Mr. S. , then in France . He laboured , with a cruel industry , to vilify hist character in England . He publicly posted him as a scoun ...
... lady to escape the snares of vice and dissimula- tion . He wrote several most abusive threats to Mr. S. , then in France . He laboured , with a cruel industry , to vilify hist character in England . He publicly posted him as a scoun ...
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... lady , which Mr. M. considered as improperly adjust- ed ; Mr. S. having , since their first rencontre , declared his sentiments respecting Mr. M. in a manner that the former thought required satisfac- tion . Mr. Sheridan received three ...
... lady , which Mr. M. considered as improperly adjust- ed ; Mr. S. having , since their first rencontre , declared his sentiments respecting Mr. M. in a manner that the former thought required satisfac- tion . Mr. Sheridan received three ...
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Memoirs of the Life of the Right Honourable Richard Brinsley ..., Volumes 1-2 Thomas Moore Visualização integral - 1825 |
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