The Spectator, Zväzok 1J. J. Woodward, 1830 |
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Strana 152
... master took very little notice of me . My young master was a lad of very sprightly parts ; and my being constantly about him , and loving him , was no small advantage to me . My master loved me extremely , and has often been whipped for ...
... master took very little notice of me . My young master was a lad of very sprightly parts ; and my being constantly about him , and loving him , was no small advantage to me . My master loved me extremely , and has often been whipped for ...
Strana 164
... master . converses with him may often receive from You would take his valet de chambre for him hints of things that are worth knowing , his brother , his butler is gray - headed , his and what he may possibly turn to his own groom is ...
... master . converses with him may often receive from You would take his valet de chambre for him hints of things that are worth knowing , his brother , his butler is gray - headed , his and what he may possibly turn to his own groom is ...
Strana 206
... master as Sir Roger . The character of my master is the very reverse of that good and gentle knight's . All his direc- tions are given , and his mind revealed , by way of contraries : as when any thing is to be remembered , with a ...
... master as Sir Roger . The character of my master is the very reverse of that good and gentle knight's . All his direc- tions are given , and his mind revealed , by way of contraries : as when any thing is to be remembered , with a ...
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