Letters to and from Henrietta, Countess of Suffolk, and Her Second Husband, the Hon. George Berkeley: From 1712 to 1767, Volume 1J. Murray, 1824 |
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... inquiries induce me to believe that he was born in 1710 . 5 Archdeacon Coxe's account is more flattering to Mrs. gular and agreeable rather than beautiful ; and those attractions b 2 xix his branch. He seems to have had but ...
... inquiries induce me to believe that he was born in 1710 . 5 Archdeacon Coxe's account is more flattering to Mrs. gular and agreeable rather than beautiful ; and those attractions b 2 xix his branch. He seems to have had but ...
Page xx
... agreeable rather than beautiful ; and those attractions she retained with little diminution to her death , at the age of 79. Her mental qualifications were not so shining ; her eyes and countenance showed Howard's personal charms , and ...
... agreeable rather than beautiful ; and those attractions she retained with little diminution to her death , at the age of 79. Her mental qualifications were not so shining ; her eyes and countenance showed Howard's personal charms , and ...
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... agreeable ; and the whole are interspersed with numerous cha- racteristic traits and familiar anecdotes . The correspondence with Swift , now completed and published from the originals , will be read with renewed interest ; that , with ...
... agreeable ; and the whole are interspersed with numerous cha- racteristic traits and familiar anecdotes . The correspondence with Swift , now completed and published from the originals , will be read with renewed interest ; that , with ...
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... agreeable letter - writers in our language . Of the letters of Lady Suffolk herself , the characteristic is plain good sense , not unmixed with occasional pleasantry : they are few in number , and ( like those of many of her ...
... agreeable letter - writers in our language . Of the letters of Lady Suffolk herself , the characteristic is plain good sense , not unmixed with occasional pleasantry : they are few in number , and ( like those of many of her ...
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... agreeable news to Jemmy Dormer : if he has not gone from Paris , pray tell him I got his books to Waldershare with- out paying any duty , and 1Furnese will take care to get them to London . 6 After the prince had left St. James's ...
... agreeable news to Jemmy Dormer : if he has not gone from Paris , pray tell him I got his books to Waldershare with- out paying any duty , and 1Furnese will take care to get them to London . 6 After the prince had left St. James's ...
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