The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1810 |
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Page 54
... favour . The whole ended with a violent scramble for the last cakes , during which it seemed to be a point of etiquette to make as much uproar and confusion as possible . During the feast there were a few boys permitted to remain , by ...
... favour . The whole ended with a violent scramble for the last cakes , during which it seemed to be a point of etiquette to make as much uproar and confusion as possible . During the feast there were a few boys permitted to remain , by ...
Page 91
... favour , however , we are not much prejudiced , as he is called a fool , ' a proud mmister , ' an ambitious man ... favours us with the speeches of each mem- ber in prose , in the notes below , from Washington , or Liberty restored . 91.
... favour , however , we are not much prejudiced , as he is called a fool , ' a proud mmister , ' an ambitious man ... favours us with the speeches of each mem- ber in prose , in the notes below , from Washington , or Liberty restored . 91.
Page 507
... favour of which the skilful actor takes the place of the honest man ; all is art and grimace ; all is studied , even to a smile , or a look . It is a circle of hypocrisy , round which we must turn without ceasing . In the city , virtues ...
... favour of which the skilful actor takes the place of the honest man ; all is art and grimace ; all is studied , even to a smile , or a look . It is a circle of hypocrisy , round which we must turn without ceasing . In the city , virtues ...
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