Autobiography, Letters and Literary Remains of Mrs. Piozzi (Thrale)Longman, Green, Longman, and Roberts, 1861 - 854 pages |
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... tenderness which he threw into his commerce with his female favourites , may have had little less to do with his domestication at Streatham than his celebrity , his learning , or his wit . The most submis- sive wife will manage to ...
... tenderness which he threw into his commerce with his female favourites , may have had little less to do with his domestication at Streatham than his celebrity , his learning , or his wit . The most submis- sive wife will manage to ...
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... tenderness towards a person he could know nothing at all of ; and thus put a sudden finish to all his own and Mr. Thrale's entertainment from the com- pany of the Abbé Roffette . " In a letter dated May 9 , 1780 , also , Mrs. Thrale al ...
... tenderness towards a person he could know nothing at all of ; and thus put a sudden finish to all his own and Mr. Thrale's entertainment from the com- pany of the Abbé Roffette . " In a letter dated May 9 , 1780 , also , Mrs. Thrale al ...
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... tenderness all the time , as if , though firmly of this opinion , he was warmly her admirer . From such admirers and such admiration Heaven guard me ! Mr. Crutchley said but little ; but that little was bitter enough . " However ...
... tenderness all the time , as if , though firmly of this opinion , he was warmly her admirer . From such admirers and such admiration Heaven guard me ! Mr. Crutchley said but little ; but that little was bitter enough . " However ...
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... tenderness , and true elegance ; his hand on the forte piano too is so soft , so sweet , so delicate , every tone goes to the heart , I think , and fills the mind with emotions one would not be without , though inconvenient enough ...
... tenderness , and true elegance ; his hand on the forte piano too is so soft , so sweet , so delicate , every tone goes to the heart , I think , and fills the mind with emotions one would not be without , though inconvenient enough ...
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... tenderness ; for such another friend , the general course of human things will not suffer man to hope . I passed the sum- mer at Streatham , but there was no Thrale ; and having idled away the summer with a weakly body and ne- glected ...
... tenderness ; for such another friend , the general course of human things will not suffer man to hope . I passed the sum- mer at Streatham , but there was no Thrale ; and having idled away the summer with a weakly body and ne- glected ...
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