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Page 246
Your Drums are the blusterers in conversation , that , with a loud laugh ,
unnatural mirth , and a torrent of noise , domineer in public assemblies , overbear
men of sense , stun their companions , and fill the place they are in with a rattling
sound ...
Your Drums are the blusterers in conversation , that , with a loud laugh ,
unnatural mirth , and a torrent of noise , domineer in public assemblies , overbear
men of sense , stun their companions , and fill the place they are in with a rattling
sound ...
Page 250
in lepo my reader to make a narrow search into his life and conversation , and ,
upon his leaving any company , to examine himself seriously , whether he has
behaved himsel in it like a Drum or a Trumpet , a Violin or a Bass - viol ; and ...
in lepo my reader to make a narrow search into his life and conversation , and ,
upon his leaving any company , to examine himself seriously , whether he has
behaved himsel in it like a Drum or a Trumpet , a Violin or a Bass - viol ; and ...
Page 271
The fourth person who bore a part in the conversation was a Prude , who stuck to
the Trial , and was silent upon the whole Opera . The gravity of her censures ,
and composure of her voice , which were often attended with supercilious casts
of ...
The fourth person who bore a part in the conversation was a Prude , who stuck to
the Trial , and was silent upon the whole Opera . The gravity of her censures ,
and composure of her voice , which were often attended with supercilious casts
of ...
Page 301
Finding myself unavoidably engaged in such a conversation , I was resolved to
turn my pain into a pleasure , and to divert myself as well as I could with so very
odd a fellow . - You must understand , ' says Ned , " that the sonnet I am going to
...
Finding myself unavoidably engaged in such a conversation , I was resolved to
turn my pain into a pleasure , and to divert myself as well as I could with so very
odd a fellow . - You must understand , ' says Ned , " that the sonnet I am going to
...
Page 359
... ordinary conversation she meets with ; the young man is under the dictates of a
rigid schoolmaster or instructor , contradicted in every word he speaks , and
curbed in all the inclinations he discovers . Mrs. Elizabeth is the object of desire
and ...
... ordinary conversation she meets with ; the young man is under the dictates of a
rigid schoolmaster or instructor , contradicted in every word he speaks , and
curbed in all the inclinations he discovers . Mrs. Elizabeth is the object of desire
and ...
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