Harrington, and Thoughts on BoresBaldwin & Cradock, 1833 - 328 páginas |
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... parties ; and as soon as she left the house , the nurse and every body in the family left me . The servants settled it , in my hearing , that there was nothing in life the matter with me , that my mother and I were equally vapoursomeish ...
... parties ; and as soon as she left the house , the nurse and every body in the family left me . The servants settled it , in my hearing , that there was nothing in life the matter with me , that my mother and I were equally vapoursomeish ...
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... to the famous Jew Bill became the subject of vehement discussion at my father's table . My father was not only a member of parliament , but a man of some conse- quence with his party . He had usually been a 20 HARRINGTON .
... to the famous Jew Bill became the subject of vehement discussion at my father's table . My father was not only a member of parliament , but a man of some conse- quence with his party . He had usually been a 20 HARRINGTON .
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Maria Edgeworth. quence with his party . He had usually been a stanch friend of government ; but upon one occa- sion , when he first came into parliament , nine or ten years before the time of which I am now writing , in 1753 or 54 , I ...
Maria Edgeworth. quence with his party . He had usually been a stanch friend of government ; but upon one occa- sion , when he first came into parliament , nine or ten years before the time of which I am now writing , in 1753 or 54 , I ...
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... party spirit which is caught by children as quickly as it is revealed by men , now combined to strengthen still more and to exasperate my early pre- possession . Astonished by the attention with which I had this day listened to all that ...
... party spirit which is caught by children as quickly as it is revealed by men , now combined to strengthen still more and to exasperate my early pre- possession . Astonished by the attention with which I had this day listened to all that ...
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... party . " Exalted , not to say intoxicated , by my father's praise , when I went to the drawing - room to the ladies , I became rather more eloquent and noisy than my mother thought quite becoming ; she could not , indeed , forbear ...
... party . " Exalted , not to say intoxicated , by my father's praise , when I went to the drawing - room to the ladies , I became rather more eloquent and noisy than my mother thought quite becoming ; she could not , indeed , forbear ...
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