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I was at peace with the world before , and this finished the treaty with myself— - “ Now , was I a King of France , ” cried I , " what a moment for an orphan to have begged his father's portmanteau of me ! ” THE MONK . CALAIS .
I was at peace with the world before , and this finished the treaty with myself— - “ Now , was I a King of France , ” cried I , " what a moment for an orphan to have begged his father's portmanteau of me ! ” THE MONK . CALAIS .
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... a little air of brightness by the friction , he made me a low bow , and said ' twas too late to say whether it was the weakness or goodness of our tempers which involved us in this contest , but be it as he would , he begged we ...
... a little air of brightness by the friction , he made me a low bow , and said ' twas too late to say whether it was the weakness or goodness of our tempers which involved us in this contest , but be it as he would , he begged we ...
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the head of it , which had no business to grow there , they all struck together so forcibly upon my affections , that I burst into a flood of tears : but I am as weak as a woman ; and I beg the world not to smile , but pity me . a THE ...
the head of it , which had no business to grow there , they all struck together so forcibly upon my affections , that I burst into a flood of tears : but I am as weak as a woman ; and I beg the world not to smile , but pity me . a THE ...
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“ Now where would be the harm , ” said I to myself , “ if I were to beg of this distressed lady to accept of half my chaise ? and what mighty mischief could ensue ? ” Every dirty passion and bad propensity in my nature took the alarm ...
“ Now where would be the harm , ” said I to myself , “ if I were to beg of this distressed lady to accept of half my chaise ? and what mighty mischief could ensue ? ” Every dirty passion and bad propensity in my nature took the alarm ...
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... and , before he had well got announced , begged I would do him the honour to present him to the lady ( I had not been presented myself ) : so , turning about to her , he did it just as well , by asking if she had come from Paris ?
... and , before he had well got announced , begged I would do him the honour to present him to the lady ( I had not been presented myself ) : so , turning about to her , he did it just as well , by asking if she had come from Paris ?
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added affections asked begged better CALAIS called chaise character close comes continued Count dear door entered eyes face fair feel fellow felt Fleur France French gave girl give given half hand head heart heaven hold honour idea instantly Italy journey kind knew lady laid least leave look Lord Madame master mind Monsieur Monsieur Dessein months Nature never night offered once Paris passed pocket poor present pulled reason remise replied round scarce seemed seen sent sentiment side single soul sous spirit standing step Sterne stood story street sure taken tell thing thou thought tion told took Traveller turn twas twenty walked whole wished woman wrote Yorick young
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| Titel | A Sentimental Journey Through France and Italy Band 14 von Routledge's pocket library |
| Autor/in | Laurence Sterne |
| Verlag | G. Routledge and Sons, 1886 |
| Original von | New York Public Library |
| Digitalisiert | 19. Apr. 2013 |
| Länge | 253 Seiten |
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