Gentleman's Magazine and Historical Review, Volumes 292-293F. Jefferies, 1967 |
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Page 569
... English education . No one has ever learnt any English . The average English gentleman , in spite of his many good points , has not the least idea how to use his own language or how to give expression to his ideas , and this is shown ...
... English education . No one has ever learnt any English . The average English gentleman , in spite of his many good points , has not the least idea how to use his own language or how to give expression to his ideas , and this is shown ...
Page 165
... English as lavishly as he does with garments , he would be more worthy of the adoration of the sister of Monsieur . I suspect him of wearing six layers of clothing when he walks out ; there may be more . I have evidence of a " guernsey ...
... English as lavishly as he does with garments , he would be more worthy of the adoration of the sister of Monsieur . I suspect him of wearing six layers of clothing when he walks out ; there may be more . I have evidence of a " guernsey ...
Page 550
... English in general , and us in particular . " I like all the English , but you more than any . " We wondered why this honour had been reserved for us , and soon discovered that it was a matter of personal vanity . " Because some English ...
... English in general , and us in particular . " I like all the English , but you more than any . " We wondered why this honour had been reserved for us , and soon discovered that it was a matter of personal vanity . " Because some English ...
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