have confined himself; in treating of comedy, merely to censure
Shadwell the comic writer. This author was had in pretty great
contempt in Mr. de Muralt's time, and was not the poet of the polite
part of the nation. His dramatic pieces, which pleased some time in
acting, were despised by all persons of taste, and might be compared
to many plays which I have seen in France, that drew crowds to the
play-house, at the same time that they were intolerable to read; and
of which it might be said, that the whole city of Paris exploded
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the steps again, finding himself now nearly up to his armpits
would have another task as well, but that part was best
An exchange of hostages will seal the pact, and each side
a blind man could fail to see our war is all but won. Lord
composed. When we reached Lemuy we had much difficultytheir terrible ordeals in the untracked jungle to the south;
Flungbythetwistedthongsofmightyslings.LetsteelshodramorcatapultremoveThischampionofthegate.Nofragile
...[detailed]thunderheads, or the tops of tall black mountains, or both.
Quixote'sdemandoraskingwhoDulcineamightbe,promisedthattheirsquireshoulddoallthathadbeencommanded."Th
...[detailed]It was all she could do not to laugh. No, best not. Men
andenergytorobherofit?Iwasbornfree,andthatImightliveinfreedomIchosethesolitudeofthefields;inthetrees
...[detailed]child willingly, I am certain. What threats the Lord Commander
medicinearesavedbyonesingledrop.""Whatvialandwhatbalsamisthat?"saidSanchoPanza."Itisabalsam,"answere
...[detailed]a pound of sugar or an ordinary knife. No individual possessed
IhavenowtoldyouwithwhatmotivesIhavesupportedeachmeasureandcause,andwhatmypositionisinpoliticsasfaras
...[detailed]randy son. A maester traveled with them too, a maester
beworthlaughingat,butitisnotworthmakingastoryabout,foritisnoteveryonethatisshrewdenoughtohittheright
...[detailed]steps. Nute seized her by the arm, and for half a heartbeat
costhimhislife;fortheexcellentandancientusageofknights-errantwasnotgoingtobeviolatedbyhim,norshouldt
...[detailed]“Him and them two girls.” He chuckled. “Only thing,
withithorseandrider,whowentrollingoverontheplain,inasorrycondition.Sanchohastenedtohisassistanceasfa
...[detailed]wooden steps. He drew himself closely to these, and directed
"Onlyforonce.Surelyyoudon'tseeanyharminmissingchurchforonce?Youwillgointhemorning,youknow.""Iwonderi
...[detailed]and the warhorns fell silent, the drowned men lowered their
andbitterly,"whenitisplainthatallthedevilshavebeenatme"Thoumayestwellbelievethat,"answeredDonQuixote
...[detailed]For three weeks Hanson had remained. During this time he
Men began to shove at one another. Someone flung a pinecone
