The Works of Washington Irving, Том 11G. P. Putnam, 1853 |
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... become famous , his favorite seats and haunts used to be pointed out . Often he joined in the rustic sports of the villagers , and became adroit at throwing the sledge , a favorite feat of activity and strength in Ireland ...
... become famous , his favorite seats and haunts used to be pointed out . Often he joined in the rustic sports of the villagers , and became adroit at throwing the sledge , a favorite feat of activity and strength in Ireland ...
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... become a pretty mouth as the broad Scotch ? And the women here speak it in its high- est purity ; for instance , teach one of your young ladies at home to pronounce the " Whoar wull I gong ? " with a becoming widen- ing of mouth , and I ...
... become a pretty mouth as the broad Scotch ? And the women here speak it in its high- est purity ; for instance , teach one of your young ladies at home to pronounce the " Whoar wull I gong ? " with a becoming widen- ing of mouth , and I ...
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... become me to ridicule women with whom I have scarcely any correspondence ! There are , ' tis certain , handsome women here ; and ' tis certain they have hand- some men to keep them company . An ugly and poor man is society only for ...
... become me to ridicule women with whom I have scarcely any correspondence ! There are , ' tis certain , handsome women here ; and ' tis certain they have hand- some men to keep them company . An ugly and poor man is society only for ...
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... flourishing circumstances . Through the journeyman's intervention Goldsmith is said to have become acquainted with Richardson , who employed him as reader and corrector of the press , at his printing establishment in Salisbury Court ; 4 *
... flourishing circumstances . Through the journeyman's intervention Goldsmith is said to have become acquainted with Richardson , who employed him as reader and corrector of the press , at his printing establishment in Salisbury Court ; 4 *
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... becomes the mirth of the company . At his approach the most fat , unthink- ing face brightens into malicious meaning . Even aldermen laugh , and avenge on him the ridicule which was lavished on their fore- fathers . The poet's poverty ...
... becomes the mirth of the company . At his approach the most fat , unthink- ing face brightens into malicious meaning . Even aldermen laugh , and avenge on him the ridicule which was lavished on their fore- fathers . The poet's poverty ...
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