The North American Review, Volume 4Jared Sparks, Edward Everett, James Russell Lowell, Henry Cabot Lodge University of Northern Iowa, 1826 Vols. 277-230, no. 2 include Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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Page 43
... Garrick had some flippancy of parts , to be sure , and was brisk and lively in company ; and by help of mimickry and story - telling , made himself a pleasant companion : but here the whole world gave the superiority to Foote , and Garrick ...
... Garrick had some flippancy of parts , to be sure , and was brisk and lively in company ; and by help of mimickry and story - telling , made himself a pleasant companion : but here the whole world gave the superiority to Foote , and Garrick ...
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... Garrick's that of a gentleman . I have been told , on the contrary , that Garrick in company had not the easy manners of a gentleman . G. J. Sir , I don't know what you may have been told , or what your ideas may be of the manners of ...
... Garrick's that of a gentleman . I have been told , on the contrary , that Garrick in company had not the easy manners of a gentleman . G. J. Sir , I don't know what you may have been told , or what your ideas may be of the manners of ...
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... Garrick that he never laid any claim to this distinction . It was as voluntarily allowed as if it has been his birth ... Garrick on the same footing . Your reputation will continue increasing after your death , when Garrick will be ...
... Garrick that he never laid any claim to this distinction . It was as voluntarily allowed as if it has been his birth ... Garrick on the same footing . Your reputation will continue increasing after your death , when Garrick will be ...
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