Letters, Sentences and MaximsChesterfield Society, 1850 - 348 σελίδες |
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Σελίδα 232
... Stanhope . Why , that will do me no harm . Englishman . Will you be with us to - morrow in the evening , then ? We shall be ten with you ; and I have got some excellent good wine ; and we'll be very merry . Stanhope . I am very much ...
... Stanhope . Why , that will do me no harm . Englishman . Will you be with us to - morrow in the evening , then ? We shall be ten with you ; and I have got some excellent good wine ; and we'll be very merry . Stanhope . I am very much ...
Σελίδα 266
Philip Dormer Stanhope Earl of Chesterfield Charles Sayle. if , by way of distinguishing you from others of your name , you should happen to be called Muttering Stanhope , Absent Stanhope , Ill - bred Stanhope , or Awkward , Left - legged ...
Philip Dormer Stanhope Earl of Chesterfield Charles Sayle. if , by way of distinguishing you from others of your name , you should happen to be called Muttering Stanhope , Absent Stanhope , Ill - bred Stanhope , or Awkward , Left - legged ...
Σελίδα 327
... Stanhope . [ Nov. THE LAST LETTER . - I received , a few days ago , two , the best - written letters that I ever saw in my life : the one signed Charles Stanhope , the other Philip Stanhope . As for you , Charles , I do not wonder at it ...
... Stanhope . [ Nov. THE LAST LETTER . - I received , a few days ago , two , the best - written letters that I ever saw in my life : the one signed Charles Stanhope , the other Philip Stanhope . As for you , Charles , I do not wonder at it ...
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