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This chapter shall conclude with an epigram ; the thought was George Selwyn's , who , you know , serves all the epigram makers in town with wit . It is on Miss Chudleigh crying in the drawingroom on the death of her mother .
This chapter shall conclude with an epigram ; the thought was George Selwyn's , who , you know , serves all the epigram makers in town with wit . It is on Miss Chudleigh crying in the drawingroom on the death of her mother .
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An epigram has been aptly likened to a scorpion and a jelly - bag . The scarpion epigram , properly includes all that may be styled satirical : that is to say , those that have a sharp sting in their tails .
An epigram has been aptly likened to a scorpion and a jelly - bag . The scarpion epigram , properly includes all that may be styled satirical : that is to say , those that have a sharp sting in their tails .
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Is it not strange that in an epigram , which consists of a single conceit , on which the whole force of it turns , should be given as original ; for can we suppose any writer , who had any pretensions to genius or invention , would ...
Is it not strange that in an epigram , which consists of a single conceit , on which the whole force of it turns , should be given as original ; for can we suppose any writer , who had any pretensions to genius or invention , would ...
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