The British Essayists: SpectatorAlexander Chalmers J. M'Creery, Printer, 1817 |
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... Characters of Sir Fopling Flutter , Dorimant , and Harriett . ADDISON STEELE 66 Letter on Fashionable Education .. HUGHES Errors in the Common Modes .... STEELE 67 Dancing - the Dangers of it - Coun- try Dances - Exhibition of Pic ...
... Characters of Sir Fopling Flutter , Dorimant , and Harriett . ADDISON STEELE 66 Letter on Fashionable Education .. HUGHES Errors in the Common Modes .... STEELE 67 Dancing - the Dangers of it - Coun- try Dances - Exhibition of Pic ...
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... Characters 4761 ADDISON STEELE ADDISON of Harry Tersett and Varilas .... STEELE Uncertainty of Fame - Specimen of a History of ... Character of Will Wimble 109 Sir Roger's Ancestors HUGHES ADDISON STEELE ADDISON STEELE 110 On Ghosts and ...
... Characters 4761 ADDISON STEELE ADDISON of Harry Tersett and Varilas .... STEELE Uncertainty of Fame - Specimen of a History of ... Character of Will Wimble 109 Sir Roger's Ancestors HUGHES ADDISON STEELE ADDISON STEELE 110 On Ghosts and ...
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... character of a man who came now and then to our coffee - house . He ever ended a news - paper with this reflection , Well , I see all the foreign princes are in good health . ' If you asked , Pray , sir , what says the postman from ...
... character of a man who came now and then to our coffee - house . He ever ended a news - paper with this reflection , Well , I see all the foreign princes are in good health . ' If you asked , Pray , sir , what says the postman from ...
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... character of this play is , that it is the pattern of genteel comedy . Do- rimant and Harriot are the characters of greatest consequence , and if these are low and mean , the re- putation of the play is very unjust . I will take for ...
... character of this play is , that it is the pattern of genteel comedy . Do- rimant and Harriot are the characters of greatest consequence , and if these are low and mean , the re- putation of the play is very unjust . I will take for ...
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... character of a fine gentleman , that he should in that manner trample upon all order and de- cency . As for the character of Dorimant , it is more of a coxcomb than that of Fopling . He says of one of his companions , that a good ...
... character of a fine gentleman , that he should in that manner trample upon all order and de- cency . As for the character of Dorimant , it is more of a coxcomb than that of Fopling . He says of one of his companions , that a good ...
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